Effective Date: April 14, 2026
ShortBooks respects intellectual property rights and expects users of the platform to do the same. This policy explains how copyright complaints, takedown requests, and repeat infringement issues may be handled on the platform.
If you believe that content available on ShortBooks infringes your copyright, you may submit a written notice requesting review and removal of the allegedly infringing material.
Your notice should include enough information for us to reasonably evaluate the claim, including:
Upon receiving a sufficiently detailed complaint, ShortBooks may investigate the claim and may remove, disable access to, restrict, demonetize, unpublish, or otherwise limit the reported content while review is ongoing or after review is completed.
We may also request additional information before taking action, and we may decline to act where a notice is incomplete, unsupported, abusive, fraudulent, or otherwise insufficient.
If your content was removed or restricted because of a copyright complaint and you believe the action was mistaken or improper, you may submit a counter-notice or equivalent response with enough detail for us to evaluate the dispute.
A counter-notice should include identifying information, the content at issue, and a clear explanation of why you believe the content was removed or restricted in error or is otherwise authorized.
ShortBooks may suspend, restrict, terminate, or permanently remove accounts associated with repeated intellectual property complaints, repeated infringement, abusive counter-notices, or ongoing rights disputes that create platform risk.
Submitting knowingly false, misleading, abusive, or bad-faith infringement complaints or counter-notices may result in content restrictions, account enforcement, denial of future submissions, or other action as appropriate.
ShortBooks may act in its discretion to protect rights holders, users, platform operations, and legal compliance. We are not required to keep content live during review, and we may remove or restrict content before a dispute is fully resolved where immediate action is reasonably necessary.
This policy is focused on copyright-related complaints. ShortBooks may also review and act on claims involving trademarks, publicity rights, impersonation, unauthorized likeness use, contractual rights issues, or other legal disputes where content creates platform risk.
Copyright notices and related communications should be submitted through the support or contact channels made available through ShortBooks. Include enough detail for us to identify the content and evaluate the request.