Legal Rights & Agreement Rules · User right or choice
You can resolve a strike by a retraction or a valid counter notification, besides Copyright School
The page lists 3 ways to resolve a copyright strike. Besides completing Copyright School and waiting 90 days, you can contact the person who submitted the copyright removal request and ask them to retract it. If you think your content was removed by mistake, or that it qualifies as a copyright exception such as fair use, you can submit a counter notification. The summary says the counter notification must be valid ("enough valid counter notification").
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You can also resolve them by getting a retraction or submitting enough valid counter notification.
There are 3 ways to resolve a copyright strike:
Get a retraction: You can get in touch with the person who submitted the copyright removal request and ask them to retract the copyright removal request.
Submit a valid counter notification: If you think your content was removed by mistake, or qualifies as a copyright exception, like fair use, you can submit a counter notification.
Qualifications & exceptions
- A retraction depends on the requester agreeing to retract.
- Only a valid counter notification resolves the strike.
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- The counter notification process, its requirements and its consequences are on linked pages not supplied here.
- The page does not explain what "enough valid counter notification" means.