Appeal a Decision

1. When to appeal

If a moderation decision affected your account, your page, a specific product, or a link you posted, you have the right to ask us to look again. You can appeal:

A removal of a link, product, embed or whole page.
A suspension or termination of your account.
An IP-infringement takedown filed against your content.
A decision not to act on a report you submitted.

2. How to file an appeal

Email appeals@alllinks.cc with the subject line Appeal — [your username or case number] and include:

Your Alllinks username and the email on your account.
The case number from the email we sent you, if you have one.
What you're appealing — be specific about the link, product or page.
Why you believe the decision was wrong (in your own words; no need for legal language).
Any context or evidence that supports your case.

3. What happens next

A different moderator reviews your appeal — we don't ask the original decision-maker to mark their own homework.
We respond within 5 business days. Complex cases (involving legal review) may take up to 14 days; we'll tell you if that applies.
If we agree with you, we restore the content or reinstate the account and explain what we got wrong.
If we still disagree, we explain the decision in detail. That decision is final from our side, but you may still have legal options under your local law.

4. Counter-notices for IP takedowns

If your content was removed under an intellectual-property complaint, the appeal becomes a DMCA counter-notice and must include:

Your full name, postal address, phone, and email.
The specific URL and content that was removed.
A statement, under penalty of perjury, that you have a good-faith belief the removal was wrong.
Your consent to the jurisdiction of the federal court in the district where you live (or, if outside the US, the district where Alllinks is incorporated).
Your physical or electronic signature.

If the original complainant doesn't file a legal action within the period required by law (typically 10–14 business days), we restore the content.

5. While the appeal is pending

For non-IP cases we generally keep the original decision in effect during review. For severe cases (clear illegal content, fraud, CSAM) the original removal is final and not subject to appeal.

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