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Dealing With Forum Abuse

Very often people encounter content posted on a forum that they disagree with, take offense to or believe infringes on copyrights. We've collected this listing of Frequently Asked Questions to help you determine your best course of action. Please read this page before contacting us with a complaint, as many questions will be answered below.

1. What should I do about a forum abuse?

The first rule in dealing with forum abuse is keeping a level head and being civil. Firing off an email threatening litigation or throwing around insults will only galvanize them against you. Always send a polite notice as the first step indicating the nature of your complaint and a polite request for resolution. If this message is ignored, then proceed accordingly. Contact their host, or perhaps have your lawyer send a proper cease and desist letter. Keep in mind though - don't loose your cool. More often than not, the slight is unintended, and can be resolved.

2. Who should I contact with my complaint?

The first person you should contact is the person whom you are complaining about asking for a resolution. If your message is ignored, then contact the administrator of the forum. Register on the forum, find the administrator and send them an email or personal message on the forum. If they do not respond to your petition you should contact the host of the forum.

3. Who is hosting the forum?

The “All I Want Is Everything” copyright at the footer of the forum software does not indicate that we are the host - rather it indicates that we are the company that owns copyrights to the forum software, much like Microsoft owns the copyright to the code behind Microsoft Word. If you would like to determine the host, you should look at the WHOIS information for the domain name.

4. How can I contact the owners of the forum/web site?

You can contact us in the “About Section” at the home page.

5. They are posting my copyrighted material, how do I stop them?

The first step is to get in touch with the owner of the site. If you can prove that the material is being distributed without permission, contact the host to have them temporarily suspend the offending account.

6. How can I get the personal contact information or IP address for a user on a forum?

You really only have two ways - the first is to ask the member for their contact information, the second is to take the complaint to a court of law, and have a court order issued to collect the information. The reason for this is that in most countries, privacy legislation prevents the website owner from sharing that information with you.

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