COPYRIGHT AND PERFORMERS’ RIGHTS

Alin Stefan Moldovan, trading as RedMirageProject (the “Operator”), handles copyright and performers’ rights claims on Debateor.com under Israeli law: the Copyright Law, 5768-2007, and the Performers’ and Broadcasters’ Rights Law, 5744-1984.

The Service is live user-generated debate. The Operator does not pre-screen rooms.

This page is not a United States DMCA policy. The Operator is not a US service provider and does not have a Delaware DMCA agent or a statutory US counter-notice process.

1. Who owns what

The website, software, design, database, and the names Debateor and RedMirageProject belong to the Operator.

You keep ownership of your original speech, performance, video, and text.

2. License already granted in the Terms

By going live or posting in a room you grant the license in the Terms of Service: a non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to the Operator, and to the authorized host or Titan of that room, to host, display, stream, record, and clip your video, audio, and chat in order to run the Service and to publish Reels from that room.

Ordinary viewers cannot clip through the Service’s tools. This license does not transfer ownership to the Operator.

3. What infringement is

Without the rights-holder’s permission, and unless a permitted use under Israeli law applies, it is infringement to copy, perform in public, broadcast, make available to the public, or make a derivative work of a copyrighted work.

A performer has the exclusive right to consent to the recording, copying, broadcast, and making-available of their performance. Doing those acts without consent is an infringement of performers’ rights.

Moral rights of authors and performers (credit, and no distortion that harms honor or reputation) also apply under those statutes.

Playing copyrighted music or video in a room, or publishing a Reel of another person’s performance outside the license in the Terms, can be infringement.

4. How to send a notice

Send the notice only to Info@Redmirageproject.com. Other site emails are not used for these claims.

The notice must include:

1. Your legal name, postal address, phone, and email
2. A statement that you own the right, or that you are authorized to act for the owner
3. What work or performance is claimed to be infringed
4. Where it is on Debateor: URL, room name, Reel, or account. If it was live only, the date, time, and timezone
5. A statement that you believe in good faith that the use is not allowed by the owner or by law
6. A statement that the information in the notice is accurate, and your signature (typed name is enough for email)

5. What happens after a valid notice

Israeli copyright law does not copy the US DMCA notice-and-takedown safe harbor. The Operator still reviews a complete notice in good faith.

If hosted material (a Reel, a saved file, or a standing room) appears to infringe, the Operator may remove it, block the room, or restrict the account. A live room may already have ended before the notice arrives.

There is no published response-time SLA. The Operator will comply with a binding Israeli court order, including orders under section 53א of the Copyright Law where they apply.

6. Repeat infringement

A user who keeps infringing may be warned, muted, room-blocked, or have the account and branded room closed, as set out in the Terms and Community Guidelines.

7. False notices

A notice you know is false, and that causes a lawful room, Reel, or account to be taken down, can lead to a civil claim for the harm it causes. The statutory damages in section 56 of the Copyright Law are for copyright infringement, not for a false notice.

8. Contact

• Info@Redmirageproject.com
• Alin Stefan Moldovan / RedMirageProject
• Mishol Nurit 2, Karmiel, Israel
• Israeli ID / dealer number: 328667530