Respect every frame.

Effective August 31, 2026. Version 2026-08-31.1.

Threvu respects copyright and expects organizers and guests to do the same. This page provides a voluntary notice-and-removal process. It does not claim statutory safe-harbor status or identify a U.S. Copyright Office designated agent unless and until a current designation is separately published here and registered with the Office.

1. Before reporting

Copyright protects original expression, not every fact, idea, name, or uncomfortable depiction. A privacy, publicity, harassment, or image-of-me concern may be better handled through the privacy request form. Knowingly making a materially false infringement claim or response may create legal liability.

2. Copyright notice

Submit a support request, choose Copyright report, and include all of the following:

your physical or electronic signature and authority to act for the copyright owner;
identification of the copyrighted work, or a representative list for multiple works;
the private event, photo, album, or other material to be removed, with enough information for us to locate it;
your name and reliable contact information;
a statement that you have a good-faith belief the disputed use is not authorized by the owner, the owner’s agent, or law; and
a statement, made under penalty of perjury, that the notice is accurate and you are authorized to act.

Because event links are intentionally private, do not publish the link in a public post. Use the secure form and retain the returned reference.

3. What happens next

We may ask for missing information, temporarily restrict the identified content, notify the organizer or uploader, preserve necessary evidence, and remove or disable access when the report is sufficiently credible. We may reject notices that do not identify protectable work or provide enough information to locate the material. Urgent safety or privacy concerns may be handled before the copyright review is complete.

4. Response to mistaken removal

If you believe content was removed by mistake or misidentification, submit another copyright request with the original reference and include:

your physical or electronic signature;
identification of the removed material and where it appeared before removal;
a statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good-faith belief it was removed by mistake or misidentification;
your name and reliable contact information; and
if you intend the response to function as a statutory counter-notice, the jurisdiction and service-of-process statements required by applicable law.

We may send the response to the original reporter. Content may be restored when appropriate unless we receive notice of a filed court action, restoration would violate another right or safety rule, or the event has otherwise ended or entered deletion.

5. Repeat infringement

Threvu may terminate or restrict accounts and events associated with repeated or egregious infringement, taking account of substantiated notices, successful responses, court orders, the user’s role, and the surrounding facts. We do not count plainly defective or abusive notices as conclusive proof.

6. Other rights

This process does not decide ownership, fair use, license scope, privacy, publicity, defamation, or contract disputes. It does not prevent a rights holder or user from seeking legal remedies. Threvu may comply with valid legal process and may preserve information when reasonably necessary for a claim.

7. Contact

Use the secure contact form and choose Copyright report. A current statutory designated-agent name, address, phone, and email will be added here only after a corresponding U.S. Copyright Office registration is complete.