Copyright Policy

1 Samples and permissions

Only upload samples you own or have the necessary permission to display. Check client agreements, collaborator rights, confidentiality restrictions, fonts, images, music, recorded performances, likeness and voice permissions. Attribution does not replace permission. AI-generated or assisted content must satisfy the same rights requirements, and its legal protection depends on applicable law.

2 Rights retained and user access

Creators retain their existing rights. Our operational licence is described in the Terms. Viewing a sample does not authorise copying, resale, model training, voice cloning or commercial reuse. Parties should agree ownership and licences before starting a collaboration. GlobalScene does not decide contractual ownership merely because one party posted first.

3 Submit an infringement report

Email GlobalScene.info@proton.me with the subject Copyright report. Include your name and contact details; the work you own or represent; the exact GlobalScene URL and material complained about; an explanation and supporting evidence; your electronic or physical signature; and a statement that you believe in good faith the disputed use is not authorised by the owner, their agent or law. State that the information is accurate and that you own the relevant rights or are authorised to act for the owner.

Consider applicable licences and legal exceptions before reporting. Where a statutory notice requires additional declarations, provide them. We may request information necessary to process a notice. Do not send sensitive evidence that is unrelated to the claim.

4 Review and response

We assess sufficiently detailed notices and may remove or restrict disputed content where warranted or required. Where appropriate, we notify the uploader and explain available response options. We may share necessary claim details with the uploader to permit a fair response; reporter details are handled with care and not published as a public dispute thread. Legal requirements may require further disclosure.

5 Disputing removal

If you believe removal was mistaken, email the relevant URL, decision reference, explanation, permission or ownership evidence and your contact details. We review the information; an appeal does not guarantee restoration. If the US statutory counter-notice process applies, it requires the relevant signature, identification, sworn mistake statement, contact and jurisdiction declarations. We explain that process separately rather than treating an ordinary appeal as a formal counter-notice.

For a valid US statutory counter-notice handled under section 512, the applicable restoration window is normally 10 to 14 business days after receipt unless the claimant gives notice of a filed court action. Other legal processes may have different requirements. We do not claim a registered DMCA agent or safe-harbour status until the operator has completed the relevant registration and obligations.

6 Repeat infringement and misuse

We may terminate accounts of repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances, considering substantiated notices, counter-notices and outcomes. Knowingly false claims may have legal consequences. Privacy, impersonation and non-consensual-image complaints may be reported through Safety even where the complainant does not own copyright.

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