Content policy

Copyright and upload rights

Original-only uploads, participant consent, reporting and takedown preparation for the controlled release.

Version 2026-08-21-original-only · effective 21 August 2026

Current launch status

Public uploads are paused by default while the operating entity, designated-agent registration and production scanning coverage are completed. This page prepares the process without claiming that Amirhossein Jahanshahi is already a registered DMCA agent or protected by a particular safe harbour.

What you may upload

Upload only content you created and control. You must have permission from every identifiable person and the necessary rights to all video, voice, music, artwork and other material. Downloads, compilations, reposts, television clips and social-media clips are not accepted merely because they are publicly available.

Licence and ownership

You keep your ownership. When uploads are enabled, you grant the limited licence stated in the Terms so Smile Battle can store, scan, transcode, display and distribute the clip for the feature. Removing a clip ends that operational licence except for scoped backups, disputes and legal preservation.

Copyright or consent complaint

Use the in-product report control for an approved clip, or contact alvinja8845@gmail.com. Include the clip URL or ID, the work or person affected, your contact information, the action requested and enough information to assess authority. Do not send illegal imagery or unnecessary identity documents.

Formal US notices

A formal notice should contain the elements required by 17 USC 512, including signature, identification of the protected work and material, contact information, good-faith and accuracy statements, and authority to act. The final registered-agent identity and public address remain an owner/counsel gate and will be published here only after registration.

Removal, counter-notices and repeat infringement

Credible notices can disable a clip while they are assessed. The uploader normally receives a reason and an opportunity to respond unless disclosure would create a safety or legal risk. Substantiated repeat infringement can lead to upload restriction or account termination; restored or withdrawn matters must not count as active strikes.