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For families

Your case, your call.

If someone you love has a file here, you have rights over it. No account needed, no runaround. This page explains your rights in plain language and tells you exactly what happens when you use them.

Your rights

Four things you can always do.

01Claim the file

Prove your identity and your relationship, and the file is marked as family-claimed with a badge. You stay informed about what is added and you have a direct line to the people running the file.

02Correct the record

Anything wrong in the file, tell us. Corrections are checked against the cited source and fixed. The citation rule protects you here: if the file says it, the file has to prove it.

03Pull it down

Ask for the file to be taken down, for any reason. Verified requests are honored without debate. You do not have to argue your case.

04Talk to a person

A private channel to a human being, away from the public pages. Not a form letter, not a bot. Someone who will listen and act.

Verification

Why we ask who you are.

Files cannot be changed or taken down on a stranger's word. That protection runs both ways: it stops bad actors from silencing a file, and it means when you verify, your word carries real weight.

iNo anonymous requests

We need to know who you are before we act on a claim, correction, or takedown. This is the one thing we will not bend on.

iiTakedowns pause first

When you ask for a file to come down, it is temporarily unlisted while we verify. You do not wait in public while we check.

iiiVerified stays down

Once your identity and relationship check out, the file stays down. No debate, no second round.

ivUnverifiable goes back up

If we cannot verify the request, the file returns. We will tell you why and what would be needed.

vA person makes the final call

Not a model. Every takedown decision is made by a human being who has read the whole file.

Contact the family desk

Start here.

Write in your own words. A person will read it.

So we can reply to you. Never published.