Authors keep ownership of their work. City Pixels receives only the limited permission needed to operate and promote the platform. This page also provides the formal copyright-notice and counter-notice workflows.
Authorized Worlds: world-rule complaints, idea conflicts, character-isolation disputes, and platform appeals are further described in the Authorized Worlds IP, Takedown & Dispute Policy. Formal copyright notices still use this Copyright and Rights Center.
Author ownership
Submitting work does not transfer ownership to City Pixels. Authors grant Fallen House Media LLC a limited, nonexclusive license only to host, store, format, display, distribute through City Pixels, preserve required records, and promote the work in connection with City Pixels.
Authors must have the rights and permissions needed for stories, images, cover art, names, quotations, links, audio, video, and every other submitted element.
Before filing
A copyright notice is a formal legal statement. It is not the same as reporting harassment, privacy abuse, impersonation, or a general policy violation.
The designated copyright contact has not been activated yet. For general copyright questions, use the Contact page. Formal submissions below are recorded by City Pixels.
COPYRIGHT OWNER OR AUTHORIZED AGENT
Submit a copyright notice
Complete every required statement. City Pixels may forward the notice and your contact information to the person who submitted the reported material.
Do not use false or placeholder information.
This form contains legal statements made under penalty of perjury. Do not use this public legal form for routine testing.
AFFECTED USER
Submit a counter-notice
Use this form only after City Pixels has disabled material in response to a copyright notice and provided you with a case reference.
Do not submit a counter-notice as a routine test.
This form contains legal statements made under penalty of perjury. Use it only when the statements are true.
Important process notes
City Pixels may request missing information before acting on a notice.
Material may be disabled while a dispute is reviewed without deleting the underlying evidence or revision history.
Submitting a counter-notice does not guarantee restoration. City Pixels follows the applicable legal process and preserves case records.
Repeated or serious infringement may lead to account restrictions or termination under the Terms of Use.
This page provides a submission workflow and general information. It is not legal advice.