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If content on Metin2Stream infringes a copyright you own or represent, you can file a takedown notice.

Filing a notice

Go to Copyright in the site footer (/dmca). You don’t need an account.

You’ll provide:

  • Your details — name and email are required; organisation and address are optional.
  • A description of your work — what’s being infringed.
  • A description of the infringement — how the content infringes it.
  • The infringing items — for each one, what kind it is (video, clip, stream, channel, other) and its URL or identifier. You can list several items in one notice.
  • Three sworn statements — that you’re acting in good faith, that the information is accurate, and that you’re authorised to act for the copyright owner.

You can also email a notice to [email protected] or [email protected].

What happens next

  1. Your notice is received and staff are alerted.
  2. Each item you listed is reviewed individually.
  3. An item is either actioned — the content is taken down, and a live stream is ended — or rejected.

A takedown is reversible: content isn’t deleted, it’s blocked, so it can be restored if the notice is withdrawn or successfully countered.

If your content was removed

Creators see their removals in Studio → Copyright, along with how many active strikes they have. See Copyright strikes.

If you believe your content was removed in error, you can file a counter-notice from that page. It requires a written statement, a sworn declaration of accuracy, and consent to jurisdiction. A counter-notice doesn’t restore the content automatically — staff review it and reinstate the content if it’s upheld.