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KNOW YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS AS AN ASSET POSTER

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HI HERE IS A GUIDE ON HOW TO AVOID ALL LEGAL TROUBLES THAT COME WITH BEING A assetER

Stop engaging if the developer is harassing you. Arguments often make the situation worse.

Save evidence by taking screenshots of messages, usernames, dates, and any threats or harassment.

Block and report the accounts on the platform where the harassment is happening (such as Roblox or Discord).

DO NOT ADMIT NOR DENY assetING ASSETS, THEY CANNOT DO SHIT IF THEY CANT PROVE YOU assetED STUFF.

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IN MOST JURISDICTIONS IF YOU ARE A MINOR, COURTS ARE GENERALLY UNSYMPATHETIC WITH ADULTS SUING MINORS OVER COPYRIGHT. IF YOU LIVE IN A PLACE LIKE CALIFORNIA YOU ARE PROTECTED FROM ALL LEGAL ACTION IF YOU ARE A MINOR.

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IF A DEVELOPER CONTINUES TO HARASS YOU THEN QUICKLY SEND THEM THIS AND BLOCK THEM: "I am a minor. Make no further attempts to contact me or I will involve law enforcement and have you prosecuted. Are we clear?"

THIS CREATES LIABILITY IF THEY CONTINUE TO BOTHER YOU FURTHER

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Even if someone believes you've infringed their copyright, they are not allowed to threaten, dox, stalk, or repeatedly harass you. Copyright claims should be handled through the platform's reporting or legal processes—not through intimidation

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