Reporting: how to flag content
We take content reporting seriously and we respond within seventy-two hours to every report we receive. The reporting procedure is simple and you can use it for any of the following four scenarios.
First scenario, non-consensual content. If you recognize content in the archive that you believe was shared without the consent of the person in the video, contact the bot with the clip reference and any context you have. We investigate immediately and remove content with confirmed non-consent before further verification, defaulting to caution.
Second scenario, copyright. If you are the original creator of content that has been added to the archive without your permission, contact the bot with proof of original ownership. We remove on confirmation. Standard DMCA-style procedure applies for international cases.
Third scenario, misrepresentation. If a clip in the archive is presented as being one thing but is actually something else (for example, AI-generated content presented as real footage), report it. We investigate and either correct the description or remove the clip.
Fourth scenario, broken links. If you find a clip in the archive that no longer plays or has been corrupted, just tell us. We replace or remove broken entries to keep the archive functional.