Activity Feeds:
Front pages now show all the recent activity. Also your My Recent Activities shows what's up with your friends, favorites, and proposals you are pledging on.
Expanded Images:
Now most image files can be uploaded to Strayform. I had to get this done right away to see my cousin Carmen's photos. Love you!
Super Spam Guardalizer:
We analyze site usage patterns to stop spammers before they even send a mesage. Should something get through you can now report and ban the spammer. Go away Nigerian spam dudes! Go!
Reporting Copyright Infringement
Strayform strongly beleives in maximizing value
for media creators and those members who finacially
support media projects. We currently follow standard
Digital Millinium Copyright Act standards for
copyright protection and look forward to creating
new ways to reward creators and encourage innovation
while not adversely restricting access to information.
Reporting Infringement
Anyone who believes their copyrighted work is being infringed
upon through The Strayform Exchange should notify the
following DMCA agent in writing at:
The Strayform Exchange
Attention: Designated DMCA Agent
1600 Amelia Ct. Suite 1021
Plano, TX 75075
The designated agent listed above is not able to answer
questions about copyright in general. If you are interested
in learning more about copyright, please visit http://www.copyright.gov/.
At this time, notices of copyright infringement must
be mailed. E-mail notices are not accepted. Please provide
the following information in your written notice:
A description and location of the material that
you believe is infringing, including the url. (For
example, "The copyrighted work in question is
the photo that appears on the upper left corner of
the images tab of member page at www.strayform.com/member?id=12")
Your contact information in case we need to reach
you, including your name, address, telephone number,
and email address.
The following statements, if true, “I have
a good faith belief that use of the copyrighted materials
on the web page(s) described above is not authorized
by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.”
The following statements, if true, “I swear,
under penalty of perjury, that the information in
the notification is accurate and that I am the copyright
owner or am authorized to act on behalf of the owner
of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.”
Your signature.
Notice and Takedown
The Strayform Exchange will follow the procedures provided
in the DMCA, which prescribed a notice and takedown
procedure. If The Strayform Exchange is notified of
claimed copyright infringement, or otherwise becomes
aware of copyright infringement, it will respond expeditiously
by removing, or disabling access to, the infringing
material. The Strayform Exchange will forward the notice
to the alleged infringer.
Writing a Counter-notification
If access to your website is disabled due to operation
of the The Strayform Exchange notice and takedown procedure
described above, and you believe the takedown was improper,
you must submit a Counter-notification. Counter-notifications
must be mailed. E-mail notices are not accepted. To
exercise your DMCA rights, you must send your written
Counter-notification to the Designated DMCA Agent stated
above. Please provide the following information in your
written notice:
State that material from your pages were removed
due to operation of the notice and takedown procedure.
Identify the material that has been removed and
designate its URL prior to removal.
State, under penalty of perjury:
Your name, address, and telephone number,
That you “have a good faith belief that the
material was removed or disabled as result of mistake
or misidentification of the material,"
That you “consent to the jurisdiction of the
Federal District Court for the judicial district in
which the address is located."
Putback
If the infringement claim can be proved to be inaccurate,
Strayform can allow the material to be putback. Putback
procedures outlined in the DMCA allow Strayform to promptly
notify the copyright owner of a dispute and replace
material to its previous location within two weeks.
Materials referred to court by the copyright owner are
not allowed to be putback until the matter is resolved.
