If someone copies your content without permission on Skillshare, you can formally request its removal by sending a DMCA takedown notice to Skillshare's Copyright Agent with specific information about the infringement.
Teachers and creators can use the DMCA takedown process to remove infringing copies of their content from Skillshare, but the process requires specific legal declarations under penalty of perjury and may result in content being restored if a valid counter-notice is filed.
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Compare across platforms →The DMCA process provides a formal mechanism to protect your creative work on the platform, but filing a false claim carries legal penalties, and the counter-notice process means removed content can be restored if the uploader disputes your claim.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision is governed by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA, 17 U.S.C. §512), specifically the safe harbor provisions for online service providers under §512(c); the EU Digital Services Act (DSA) Arts. 16-17 regarding notice and action mechanisms for illegal content; and EU Copyright Directive (2019/790/EU) Arts. 17-18 regarding platform liability for user-uploaded content. The US Copyright Office and federal courts are primary enforcement bodies; EU national DSA coordinators oversee DSA compliance.
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