How to report material that may be unlawful, infringing, or unsafe to distribute.
Before you report
This Public Preview notice provides a direct reporting path. It does not claim a statutory agent, registered office, or jurisdiction-specific notice regime that has not been established.
Use the security channel instead when disclosure of the issue could help someone exploit an account, key, service, or user.
Copyright reports
- Identify the copyrighted work or authorized collection you believe is affected.
- Provide the exact EviMesh URL, stable object identifier, revision, or Artifact reference for the reported material.
- Explain your relationship to the rights holder and why the use is not authorized by the rights holder, an applicable license, or law.
- Provide a reliable way to contact you and state that the report is accurate to the best of your knowledge.
Illegal or harmful content
Reports may cover unlawful content, non-consensual personal data, credible threats, exploitation, regulated material, or other content that cannot lawfully or safely remain available. State the affected jurisdiction and the specific concern if known.
What happens next
The project will acknowledge and assess a report when preview maintainers are available. No response time or round-the-clock coverage is promised during Public Preview. The reporter or contributor may be asked for more information.
A necessary restriction should use the narrowest practical discovery, access, or download control. If Artifact bytes are removed, EviMesh may retain a tombstone, content hash, action reason, and audit relation. This preserves accountability without continuing distribution.
Counter-notice and appeal
A contributor may request review by identifying the action, explaining their authority or license, and providing relevant evidence. The final pre-Beta process must define any jurisdiction-specific counter-notice requirements.