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Even after so many years of experience, we always bump into unknown situation when we just don't know what is right thing to do at the moment. So i am in that position right now, when i am not really sure what exactly to do.
Recently i received email from "Google Search Console Team" which state following:
Google has been notified, according to the terms of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), that some of the material found onI jumped to the link where i see that submitter claim that i was copying his content without his permission, while it's not true, content on "Allegedly Infringing URL" is actually imported content from Seoclerks via Seoclerks API into my affiliate store, and it looks like this service is not available to purchase on Seoclerks any more. However, content of my page and his own URL doesn't really match, except it's in same niche...
your site allegedly infringes upon the copyrights of others. Although
some of these URLs may not be available in our search results now, we
are retaining these notices and will act on them if at some point in the
future we do crawl these pages for inclusion in search results.
The notice that we received, with any personally identifying information removed, may be found on the website of Lumen, a third-party aggregator of legal complaint notices, at
http://lumendatabase.org/notices/15297136.
Please note that it may take several weeks for the notice to be posted on the above page.
http://web.archive.org/web/20160726222247/https://www.redditsecrets.com/buy-reddit-accounts/he is stealing my website content.
because our contents doesn't match anyway (even when page was live) but people from Google doesn't probably research like you did, they automatically put red flag on my domain and i could be de-indexed which could kill my affiliate income from that website with solit traffic and authority, and that's what i was worry about, but hopefully it will be ok now after removal of that page.
It's far from taking me to the court :) because our contents doesn't match anyway (even when page was live) but people from Google doesn't probably research like you did, they automatically put red flag on my domain and i could be de-indexed which could kill my affiliate income from that website with solit traffic and authority, and that's what i was worry about, but hopefully it will be ok now after removal of that page.
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When you submit any User Content to us, you grant the Ionicware, its partners, affiliates, users, representatives and assigns a non-exclusive, fully-paid, royalty-free, irrevocable, world-wide, universal, transferable, assignable license to display, publicly perform, distribute, store, broadcast, transmit, reproduce, modify, prepare derivative works and otherwise use and reuse all or part of your User Content. It is important for you to grant us this license so that we may transmit your User Content to other users through our Platform. Additionally, although you own all User Content submitted by you, we own all layouts, arrangement, metadata and images that are used to render your User Content through our Platform.If he (im assuming its a male, i do not know) submitted those details on SEOclerks, then that is where SEOclerks terms of serivce comes into to play. He agreed to submit those details, and seoclerks can use such details in any way they wish. It is outlined within the Terms of Service: Excerpt from our lovely Terms of Service: [b]5. User Content [/b] [quote][i]When you submit any User Content to us,[/i][b] you grant the Ionicware, its partners, [color=#ff0000][size=150]affiliates[/size][/color], users, representatives and assigns a non-exclusive, fully-paid, royalty-free, irrevocable, world-wide, universal, transferable, assignable license to display, publicly perform, distribute, store, broadcast, transmit, reproduce, modify, prepare derivative works and otherwise use and reuse all or part of your User Content.[/b][i] It is important for you to grant us this license so that we may transmit your User Content to other users through our Platform. Additionally, although you own all User Content submitted by you, we own all layouts, arrangement, metadata and images that are used to render your User Content through our Platform. [/i][/quote]
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That's exactly true and i know the same, but who would explain it to Google, it would take ages to send emails, explaining, etc... I removed that affiliate link because it was discontinued servie anyway, so i hope it will fix the problem faster then trying to explain to Google staff what's going on.
As i said, he blaimed archive.org for same copyright, so he / she is completely insane, while we all know what is archive.org, showing the history, how was your website looking times ago :D
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Everett
I have once had this happen to me in the past. Someone claimed that I was copying their entire affiliate store, even though I had one way before they did. They sent me numerous DMCA take down requests and I just ignored them. Then they decided to do negative SEO to get me off of the google search. That did not happen either.
However, what you could do to protect yourself in the future if anyone claims you're stealing their content add some text at the footer of the website to ensure visitors that your website is an affiliate store and that you don't claim to own any images, services, etc. You can still copyright your website but just add that exclusion.
Now if they try and take you to court, which probably won't happen, nothing will happen because of SEOclerks terms of service. Their terms of service protects you. You should notify the staff of the DMCA notice so they can update their terms of service for affiliates. I just reviewed all the materials, and went to both pages, did some research with web archive myself. I do not find you being in non-compliance with DMCA laws. You are utilizing an SEOclerk affiliate store by SEOclerks API. Thus you are not claiming any content as yours, you're simply displaying service details. I have once had this happen to me in the past. Someone claimed that I was copying their entire affiliate store, even though I had one way before they did. They sent me numerous DMCA take down requests and I just ignored them. Then they decided to do negative SEO to get me off of the google search. That did not happen either. However, what you could do to protect yourself in the future if anyone claims you're stealing their content add some text at the footer of the website to ensure visitors that your website is an affiliate store and that you don't claim to own any images, services, etc. You can still copyright your website but just add that exclusion. Now if they try and take you to court, which probably won't happen, nothing will happen because of SEOclerks terms of service. Their terms of service protects you. You should notify the staff of the DMCA notice so they can update their terms of service for affiliates.
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