GauntlithCopyright and takedowns
How to ask us to take down a listing that uses your work without permission.
Updated 12 November 2026
What we list #
We show an add-on's name, summary, README and pictures from its GitHub repository, and link to its files there. Taking a listing down removes it from Gauntlith; the repository itself is GitHub's to handle.
Sending a notice #
Write to chase.work713.ying@gmail.com with:
- the Gauntlith page (or pages) and what in them is yours;
- where your original work is;
- your name and how to reach you;
- a statement that you believe in good faith the use isn't allowed, and that what you sent is accurate.
What happens next #
We mark it Hidden, under review, with the reason, while we look. Then it stays hidden or comes back. Copies already in search engines and caches can take a while to go, and we can't recall them.
If your listing was taken down #
If you believe it was a mistake, write to the same address with the page, why you may share the work, and how to reach you. We pass it on and decide again.