SagaCycles
Every content-lifecycle event on this platform, in the order it happened. The table cannot be edited or deleted — the database aborts the attempt — so the only way this record gets shorter is if the database is replaced.
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Counting DMCA notices, takedowns, counter-notices, restorations, and acceptable-use holds.
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Each one is a creator asserting, at the moment of publishing, that they hold the rights to those exact bytes — recorded against the content fingerprint and the policy version in force that day. It is an e-signature over a specific version, not a blanket promise.
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Newest first.
Who. No names, no emails, no account identifiers. An event says what happened to a piece of content, never who filed it or who published it.
Anything aimed at a person. Account suspensions, role changes, password resets and gifted memberships are audited too, and none of them appear here. Those target people rather than content; their trail is for staff and, where the law requires it, for lawyers.
The payload. The body of a DMCA notice is not published. Its existence, its date and its outcome are.
The same data as JSON: /api/public/transparency (no auth, CORS open, newest first).
Our DMCA designated agent and the full policy are on /legal.
This page reports how content was policed. It is not a claim that any file here is accurate or lawful — see /legal §1.