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Respect original work, product materials, brand assets, and lawful notice-and-takedown rights.
This policy identifies protected Semantec SEO and MIRENA material, permitted limited use, the notice requirements for an alleged infringement, counter-notice handling, restoration, repeat abuse, and the limits of a US-focused DMCA label for an Irish operator.
Operative document
Semantec SEO Copyright and Notice-and-Takedown Policy
Reviewed 15 August 2026
Owner: Kevin Maguire trading as Semantec SEO
1. Ownership and licensed material
Unless another owner or licence is identified, original website copy, graphics, product documentation, templates, compilations, brand assets, MIRENA materials, prompt architecture, and downloadable resources are owned by or licensed to Semantec SEO.
A source link or public URL does not transfer copyright, trade-mark, database, confidentiality, or product rights.
2. Permitted limited use
You may link to public pages, quote limited passages for lawful criticism, comment, reporting, teaching, or reference, and print material for personal or internal review where applicable law permits.
Attribution does not automatically make a complete reproduction, republishing, scraping, translation, adaptation, dataset extraction, or commercial reuse lawful.
3. Protected MIRENA material
A subscription permits use of reviewed outputs under the Subscription Terms. It does not permit extraction, copying, disclosure, cloning, resale, or competing use of protected system instructions, prompt libraries, knowledge files, agent files, configuration, backend logic, access controls, or non-public product material.
4. Brand and trade marks
Semantec SEO, MIRENA, logos, lockups, and related brand elements may be protected by trade-mark, passing-off, copyright, design, or other rights.
Do not use a mark to imply endorsement, partnership, certification, sponsorship, or ownership that has not been granted in writing.
5. Copyright notice requirements
A notice should identify the claimant and contact details, the copyrighted work, the allegedly infringing material and exact URL, the requested action, and a good-faith explanation of the claim.
The claimant should state that the information is accurate and that the claimant is the rightsholder or authorised to act. Attach only evidence necessary to assess the notice.
6. Where to send a notice
Send a copyright or brand notice to privacy@semantecseo.com with the subject 'Copyright notice'. General product or permission questions may use support@semantecseo.com.
Do not send passwords, authentication codes, full payment-card details, or personal data that is not necessary for the claim.
7. Review and interim action
Semantec SEO may acknowledge, request clarification, restrict or remove material, preserve evidence, notify the affected contributor, or decline a notice that is incomplete or unsupported.
Urgent restriction may occur where delay would create serious rights, legal, security, or user harm. Removal is not an admission of liability.
8. Counter-notice or correction
A person affected by a removal may identify the material, explain the right or lawful basis, provide supporting evidence, and request restoration or correction.
Semantec SEO will assess the competing records and may keep the material restricted while the dispute is unresolved or requires a court, platform, provider, or legal process.
9. Restoration and repeat abuse
Material may be restored where the claimant withdraws, evidence resolves the matter, the use is authorised, or another lawful basis is established.
Repeated infringement, false notices, abusive counter-notices, or attempts to use the process to suppress lawful criticism can lead to restriction, account action, or legal escalation.
10. DMCA terminology and jurisdiction
The /legal/dmca/ route is retained for discoverability, but Semantec SEO is an Irish operator and does not claim a United States DMCA safe-harbour designation or registered US agent unless a verified record is published.
Notices are handled under applicable Irish, EU, platform, contractual, and other mandatory rules. A claimant should obtain legal advice for the appropriate jurisdiction and procedure.
11. Changes and contact
The canonical version applies from its stated date. A material update should preserve prior notice records and any rights that arose under applicable law.
Permission, licensing, press, and brand questions use support@semantecseo.com. Copyright, privacy, legal, or correction notices use privacy@semantecseo.com.
Official and first-party references.
The published legal document remains subject to mandatory law, the order confirmation, and current provider terms.
Semantec SEO Acceptable Use
First-party rights, scraping, extraction, and product-use baseline.
Semantec SEO Subscription Terms
First-party output licence and protected material baseline.
Semantec SEO Brand Hub
First-party company, product, and founder identity.
Use the document that owns the question.
Specific policies control their own subject and should not be replaced by a summary elsewhere.
Owned route
Logo Usage
Brand mark use and permission.
Open route →
Owned route
Brand Hub
Names, attribution, commercial use, and correction.
Open route →
Owned route
Acceptable Use
Input rights, scraping, copying, extraction, and account use.
Open route →
Owned route
Subscription Terms
Output licence and protected MIRENA materials.
Open route →
Owned route
Corrections Policy
Correction, retraction, and restoration process.
Open route →
Owned route
Contact
Permission, copyright, brand, and legal routes.
Open route →