DMCA Policy

This policy sets out a process for rights holders to report material they believe infringes their rights. It is a notice procedure, not legal advice, and it does not replace the remedies available under applicable law. The disclaimer includes a related trademark notice.

Trademark Notice

Tool titles sometimes refer to well-known games, books, films or platforms to describe a naming theme. Those references are descriptive, not claims of affiliation. No endorsement or official status is implied, and all marks remain with their owners.

Generated names are produced by a model instructed to invent original combinations and avoid existing proper nouns. If a specific output or a tool title appears to use a protected mark in a way that causes concern, the process below applies.

DMCA Overview

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act provides a procedure for a copyright owner, or someone authorised to act for one, to request removal of allegedly infringing material from a service. This site accepts notices that comply with that procedure and will review them against the material identified.

Only copyright claims belong under this section. A complaint about a trademark appearing in a tool title can be sent through the same channel, but it will be assessed as a trademark concern rather than as a takedown request.

Reporting Infringement

Send a written notice through the contact page with the subject line "Rights notice" and the details listed below. A notice that omits several required elements may need to be resubmitted before it can be acted on, so completeness is in everyone's interest.

Please identify only the material that is actually in question. A general statement that a category contains similar themes is harder to assess than a direct link to one page and one line of text.

Valid Notice Requirements

A notice should contain the following. Where a legal representative is involved, the notice should also make that authority clear.

• Identification of the copyrighted work or mark claimed to be affected.
• The exact URL of the page and, where possible, the specific text at issue.
• A statement that the use is not authorised by the owner, its agent, or the law.
• A statement that the information in the notice is accurate and, where applicable, that the sender is authorised to act for the owner.
• A way to reply to the sender, using the contact page channel.
• A physical or electronic signature, as required under applicable rules.

Our Response Process

On receiving a complete notice, the identified page is reviewed. If the material is confirmed to be infringing, it is removed, rewritten, or made unavailable, and the tool behind it is checked so the same issue does not recur in generated output. Where a page is simply descriptive of a genre, the response may be an explanation rather than a removal.

The site may ask for clarification if a notice is ambiguous. It does not publish the contents of notices, and it does not turn a single complaint into a public statement about a rights holder.

Counter Notifications

If material was removed and the party responsible believes the removal was mistaken, a counter notification may be sent through the same channel. It should identify the removed material, its former location, and the basis for believing the removal was an error, together with a statement accepting the jurisdiction applicable to the dispute.

Counter notifications are reviewed on the same basis as notices. A page is not restored solely because a counter notification was received; the underlying question is whether the material infringes.

Repeat Infringers

Where a pattern of infringing submissions is identified, the site may restrict the ability to submit further material through the contact channel. This site has no user accounts and no upload feature, so this provision applies mainly to repeated abusive or bad-faith notices rather than to user content.

Bad-faith notices are not accepted. A notice should describe a genuine concern about identified material, not be used to suppress a category of tools or a competitor.

Governing Law

This policy is governed by the laws applicable at the place where the site is operated, together with any mandatory provisions of copyright law that apply. If any part is found unenforceable, the remainder continues in effect.

The terms of service and disclaimer contain further limits on the site's responsibilities.

Contact Information

Rights notices and questions about this policy are accepted through the contact page. Please use a clear subject line and include the exact page URL; a vague report without a link cannot be reviewed efficiently.

General questions about tool output, rather than rights concerns, are better handled through the FAQ.