Last updated: October 23, 2026 · Version 2026.10.23
This revision expands the published service and information-handling explanations. Accepted orders and signed agreements remain relevant to the service purchased.
1. Scope and contact
JIJ respects copyright and expects users to publish and link only to material they have permission to use. This policy covers material hosted or controlled through JIJ services, including relevant hosted pages and link destinations under our control. Content on another provider's system may require a report to that provider.
Send copyright concerns to support@jijweb.com with the subject Copyright report and the affected URL or service. The business phone is (319) 526-2002. Formal DMCA agent details should be checked in the U.S. Copyright Office directory. This general support contact is not a representation that a particular agent registration or statutory safe harbor has been verified.
2. Information for a copyright notice
Identify the work, the specific allegedly infringing material and its location, your contact details, and your authority to act. A formal notice should include a signature, a good-faith statement that the use is unauthorized, and an accuracy/authority statement under penalty of perjury. See the U.S. Copyright Office guidance for the full statutory requirements.
Use precise URLs and safe evidence rather than credentials, unrelated private records, or executable attachments. If multiple items are involved, list the locations clearly. JIJ may ask for missing information; a general allegation without identifiable material can be difficult to investigate.
3. Review and communication
We assess the report, the material under our control, and applicable procedures. Depending on the circumstances, we may request clarification, preserve relevant records, contact the affected account owner, or restrict access. A report is an allegation, not a final court determination.
Relevant notice information may need to be shared with the affected user or a provider as part of the process. Do not include information you do not need for the report. Other abuse, such as phishing or harassment, can be reported through support or a LinkStudio report link even when a copyright claim is not appropriate.
4. Counter-notices
If you believe a removal was a mistake or misidentification, a formal counter-notice should identify the removed material and prior location, provide your signature and contact details, and include the statutory good-faith/perjury, federal-court jurisdiction, and service-of-process statements. Consider the consequences before submitting it.
When the statutory counter-notice process applies, restoration is generally addressed within 10 to 14 business days after receipt unless timely notice of a qualifying court action is received. The actual legal requirements and circumstances govern; a support objection alone is not necessarily a compliant counter-notice.
5. Repeat infringement and misuse
We may restrict or terminate accounts involved in repeated infringement or other serious rights violations, consistent with the service terms and applicable law. Removing one URL does not authorize reposting the same material elsewhere to evade review.
Knowingly misrepresenting a copyright claim or counter-notice can have legal consequences. JIJ does not provide legal advice to either side or guarantee an outcome between disputing parties. Obtain qualified advice when authority, ownership, permitted use, or a counter-notice is uncertain.
6. Official resources
The U.S. Copyright Office provides notice-and-takedown guidance, sample notices, and a designated-agent directory. Use those sources to verify formal requirements. Any agent designation, renewal, or filing is a separate action and is not completed merely by publishing this page.
Official references: U.S. Copyright Office notice-and-takedown guidance; designated-agent directory.