Copyright Policy

CLOVERA COPYRIGHT POLICY / NOTICE AND TAKEDOWN
Last updated: September 14, 2026
Contact: kitteniversestudios@gmail.com

1. Respect for Rights
Clovera respects intellectual property rights and expects users to do the same. Users must not post content they do not have the right to share.

2. Copyright Complaint Requirements
If a rights holder believes content on Clovera infringes copyright, a notice should include:
(a) identification of the copyrighted work;
(b) identification of the allegedly infringing material and where it appears, precisely enough for it to be found — the address of the page is best;
(c) the complainant's name and contact details;
(d) a statement of good-faith belief that the use is unauthorized;
(e) a statement that the information is accurate and, where applicable, made under penalty of perjury or equivalent legal responsibility;
(f) a physical or electronic signature of the rights holder or authorized representative.

3. Submission
Copyright complaints may be sent to kitteniversestudios@gmail.com.

4. Response
Clovera reviews each complaint and may remove or disable access to the reported content, notify the affected user where it has a means of doing so, and take action against repeat infringers. A complaint is a report of illegal content for the purposes of the DSA Information document, and where the person who posted the content is notified of its removal, the statement of reasons described in Section 4 of that document applies.

5. Counter-Notice
If a user believes material was removed by mistake or misidentification, the user may submit a counter-notice containing sufficient identification of the material and where it appeared, a statement of good-faith belief that the removal was a mistake, contact details, and consent to the relevant legal process where required by law. Clovera may restore the material where the counter-notice shows the removal was wrong, unless it is prevented from doing so by law or by an order. A user may also contest the removal by the route in Section 5 of the DSA Information document.

6. Repeat Infringers
Clovera may suspend or terminate users who repeatedly infringe intellectual property rights.

7. Procedures Under Turkish Law
Clovera is operated from Türkiye, and these routes are available in addition to the ones above; using one of them does not require using this policy first, and following this policy does not waive any of them.

(a) Works protected by Law No. 5846 on Intellectual and Artistic Works. Under Additional Article 4 of that Law, a rights holder whose rights are infringed by content made available online applies first to the content provider — the user who posted it — and asks for the infringement to be stopped within three days. If the infringement is not stopped, the rights holder may apply to the public prosecutor for an order requiring the hosting provider to stop the service given to the infringing content within three days. Clovera complies with such an order, and service is restored to the content provider if the infringement stops.

(b) Violations of personal rights under Law No. 5651. A person whose personal rights are violated by content published online may ask Clovera to remove it, and may apply directly to the Criminal Judgeship of Peace for a removal or access-blocking order. Clovera complies with an order made under that Law.

(c) Clovera's role. Clovera hosts content its users create and does not review it before publication. It is a hosting provider in respect of that content, and its liability is what the applicable law makes it; nothing in this policy is an acceptance of liability for content Clovera did not itself create.

8. Misuse of This Policy
A notice or a counter-notice that is knowingly false may expose the person who sent it to liability under the applicable law. Clovera may decline to act on notices from a sender who repeatedly submits ones that are manifestly unfounded.