Regarding Rule34 DMCAs, slander and misinformation. docs.google.com/document/d/1…

I'm looking forward to hearing back from CamModelProtect. We have never received a human response. I'd like to correct some points from the document, though, in brief: -The images you referenced are in soft deletion. If you click them, they won't display, but I can still restore them. I need confirmation from CamModelProtect, as they filed legal paperwork, so I cannot use a tweet to restore them. -No major platform in the world can check every single upload. People can upload paid content to any large website. Do you verify if artists consent to having their art on your Discord for every single picture each user posts? Our moderation team does their best by reviewing new accounts and terminating repeat offenders. -The screenshot of rule34.us is not my website. I run rule34.xxx. -We have always deleted any of CamModelProtect's valid DMCA requests and have been trying to resolve this for a year now. Only today have you asked them not to shotgun-fire complaints targeting fan art. -You don't need to dox yourself to file a takedown. We don't require your address or name. See: rule34.xxx/index.php?page=fo…. -We're not a piracy website, and claiming so is, in fact, slander. -If you're reporting these complaints yourself, it doesn't make sense that we've received around 14 complaints targeting an entire tag. -I've already explained why we have Patreon and Fansly tags. Finding a paid post doesn't invalidate an entire tag. Tags are created by users and can literally say anything. It's both a blessing and a curse running a community-driven platform. Once we receive confirmation that all the previous complaints were incorrect, we'll restore the content and stop the redirect to the documents. Thank you so much for finally communicating with CamModelProtect!

She really is clueless about how big a site you run, how unfeasible it is to moderate every post, research every piece of arts origin and determine copyright At most you can ban the md5 for a dmca'd image so it cant be reposted unless its edited She finally did as you've been begging her to do since sending her fans after you didn't shut things down, but keeps tripling down with misrepresentations. Claiming you want clout was wild, you run a site bigger than she will ever be.

That's exactly what we do yes, md5's are banned and in some cases we use image matching trough a different method. The latter can make mistakes and cause false positives so its only used in certain cases.