Copyright policy
If something on Risor is your work and it is being shown or sold as somebody else's, this is how to get it looked at.
Last updated September 2026
Making a claim
Open the page where the copied work is -- the profile, piece, listing or store -- and use Report stolen work at the bottom. The form asks for four things, all required, because a moderator cannot act on a copyright claim without them:
- Whose work it is: your name or your studio's.
- Proof that it is yours: a link to the original, with its date.
- How to reach you: an email or a Discord name.
- What exactly was copied.
What happens next
The claim goes to a moderator, who reads it before anything happens. Nothing is removed automatically. If the claim holds, the moderator takes the content down by hand; the decision is recorded with who made it and when, and the owner is sent a notice with the reason.
If the same content is posted again, the new copy is held rather than published, and the case reopens.
If your content was taken down
Reply to the notice on your account page and say why the work is yours or why you have the right to use it. The reply goes to the same case, and a moderator reviews it. If they agree, they restore it, and that is recorded too.
Claims made in bad faith
A claim you know to be false can be closed without action, and so can further claims from the same person.
See also acceptable use. Anything else: #support in the Risor Discord.