takedown

To draft a copyright takedown notice, you select the correct UK, EU DSA, platform-specific, or DMCA regime based on your facts. The Skill generates platform-appropriate notice text while enforcing jurisdiction separation and fair-dealing guardrails before final output.

To respond to a takedown notice you received, you can triage it into comply, counter, engage, or ignore categories. The Skill checks for defects, claimed rights, and licence factors, then recommends a next step or drafts a counter-notification if appropriate.

Filing a counter-notification involves drafting a regime-appropriate response after passing a fair-dealing assessment. The Skill applies a strict escalation guardrail, termed a loud gate, before final delivery to manage the higher liability risk of counter-notices.

You cannot use the same notice across all jurisdictions without adjustment. The Skill enforces jurisdiction separation, selecting the correct UK OSA, EU DSA, platform-specific, or DMCA process based on the target platform and the specific facts of your matter.

You should not send a takedown notice if the use qualifies as fair dealing or if claimed rights are defective. The Skill runs safety gates to assess fair-dealing and false-statement risks, preventing escalation and potential liability from invalid claims.

Fair dealing applies to UK copyright takedowns as a key defensive factor. The Skill runs a specific fair-dealing gate during both sending and countering workflows to evaluate whether the use is protected before proceeding with any notice or response.