Copyright Notices

Identify the work and the material

A notice that names an entire site without identifying material may not contain enough information to review. Describe the copyrighted work you own or are authorised to represent. Provide the exact SlotCatalog URL and identify the text, image or other material at issue. Where possible, include a link to the original publication and explain the claimed use.

• Give your name and a working address for a reply.
• Identify the protected work and the passage or asset in dispute.
• Provide the precise address of the hosted material.
• Explain your authority to submit the notice for the rights holder.

Statements and signature

Do not send unnecessary identity or payment documents. Explain your good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorised by the rights holder, its agent or applicable law. Confirm that the information you provide is accurate and include your physical or electronic signature. Supply any additional statement required by the law relevant to your notice.

Review and disputed notices

A notice must contain enough detail for the material and the claimed right to be identified. Review may involve a request for clarification or a restriction while the complaint is considered. If a notice names your material in error, explain the identification problem and the basis on which you publish it. This contact process does not represent a registered agent or determine the law that governs a dispute.

Keep the notice tied to material on this website

Name the passage or image and give its exact address on SlotCatalog. Distinguish an item hosted here from an external page that an article cites: the publication cannot control the latter merely by linking to it. This is a copyright correspondence route for the site, rather than legal advice or a court process.