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Copyright & Takedown

If you own content that appears on Thesis without your permission, use this form to file a takedown notice. We review every valid report and act promptly.

Thesis hosts content posted by its users — theses, written analysis, images, and video. If any of your copyrighted work has been posted here without authorization, you can request its removal below under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).

Knowingly filing a false claim may make you liable for damages under 17 U.S.C. § 512(f). If you’re unsure whether you hold the rights, seek legal advice before submitting.

File a takedown notice

All fields marked * are required for a valid DMCA notice.

Be specific. We need the exact URL of each item so we can locate and review it — a general link to a profile or the homepage isn’t enough.
Identify what you own and, where possible, link to where it legitimately appears (your site, your post, the original publication).
We’ll send confirmation and any follow-up here.
Required by law for a valid notice. If the reported user files a counter-notice, this address may be shared with them.
Typing your name here serves as your electronic signature on this notice.
⚠ This is a legal document. A takedown notice is a sworn statement. File only if you genuinely hold the rights to the content — false or abusive claims carry real legal consequences and may be pursued.
Had your content removed by mistake?If a thesis or image of yours was taken down and you believe it was wrongly removed, you can file a counter-notice to dispute it.
Designated Copyright Agent. Formal DMCA notices may also be sent to our registered agent:
Copyright Agent — Lawford Limited Holdings LC LLC
DMCA Agent #DMCA-1075865
c/o Northwest Registered Agent Service Inc
30 N Gould St Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801
copyright@thsis.co