DMCA / Copyright Policy

Craftume's public resume-sharing feature lets a user generate a link (/r/...) that displays a resume they built. Because that content is entirely user-authored and user-controlled, it's possible — though we don't expect it to be common — for someone to include content in a shared resume that infringes another party's copyright.

Reporting infringing content

If you believe a publicly shared resume on Craftume infringes your copyright, contact us via the contact page with:

• The specific /r/... URL of the shared resume in question
• A description of the copyrighted work you believe is being infringed
• Your contact information
• A statement that you have a good-faith belief the use is not authorized by the copyright owner, agent, or law

We don't have a separately registered DMCA agent — reports go through the same contact channel as everything else on this site, and we'll act on legitimate reports promptly, which may include disabling the public share link in question.

Counter-notices

If your own shared resume was disabled and you believe that was done in error, contact us with the same channel and we'll review it.

Repeat infringement

We reserve the right to disable public sharing entirely for an account or anonymous session with a pattern of infringing shares.