Counter-Notice Form

Use this form only if your content was removed from West Nile Post following a copyright complaint and you believe the removal was made by mistake or because the content was wrongly identified.

Your Details

Full legal name: *

Artist name or account username: *

Email address: *

Phone number (optional):

Removed Content

Title of removed content: *

Enter song, album, artwork, video, image, or other content title.

Original West Nile Post link, if available:

Date you received the removal notice: *

Why the Content Should Be Restored

Reason for your counter-notice: *

Explain why the removal was a mistake. For example: you own the content, have a valid licence, received permission from the rights holder, or the complaint identified the wrong content.

Evidence of ownership or permission: *

Attach or paste links to proof, such as a distribution dashboard, copyright registration, producer agreement, beat licence, written permission, label agreement, or official release link.

Declaration

By submitting this Counter-Notice, I confirm that:

I have a good-faith belief that the content was removed because of a mistake or incorrect identification.
I own the content or have the legal right and permission to upload, host, stream, promote, and allow downloads of it.
The information and evidence I have provided are accurate and complete.
West Nile Post may share this Counter-Notice and my contact details with the person or organisation that made the original copyright complaint where necessary to resolve the dispute.
I understand that false or misleading information may lead to content removal, account suspension, or legal consequences.

I agree to the above declaration *

Electronic signature: *

Type your full legal name.

Date: *

Review Process

West Nile Post will review your submission and may ask for additional information. We may restore the content if the original complaint is withdrawn, cannot be verified, was made in error, or if you provide sufficient proof that you have the right to use the content.

The content may remain unavailable while the copyright dispute is being reviewed or resolved.