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Takedowns: Fix punctuation (#177)

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@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ I am writing on behalf of {{website}}. I am the webmaster of {{website}} and all
I see you are filing a claim for {{invidious instance url}}. {{invidious instance url}} hosts Invidious, a private YouTube front-end, meaning it is simply a proxy to access YouTube assets and user generated content without tracking from Google. Thus, all content is proxied from YouTube and is not stored on our servers and if YouTube chooses to remove an asset, it will no longer appear on our site. I see you are filing a claim for {{invidious instance url}}. {{invidious instance url}} hosts Invidious, a private YouTube front-end, meaning it is simply a proxy to access YouTube assets and user generated content without tracking from Google. Thus, all content is proxied from YouTube and is not stored on our servers and if YouTube chooses to remove an asset, it will no longer appear on our site.
Our {{server hosting}} {{invidious instance url}} is hosted in the United States. so the United States's laws apply. Under United States copyright law 17 U.S.C. § 512(a), part of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, we cannot be liable for content that "is transmitted through the system or network without modification of its content." Our {{server hosting}} {{invidious instance url}} is hosted in the United States, so the United States's laws apply. Under United States copyright law 17 U.S.C. § 512(a), part of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, we cannot be liable for content that "is transmitted through the system or network without modification of its content."
As such, all takedown requests must be sent to YouTube, as we don't have any control on the data that they have on their servers. As such, all takedown requests must be sent to YouTube, as we don't have any control on the data that they have on their servers.