There are two situations in which a subdomain is removed: you voluntarily give it up because you no longer need it, or CreeperHUB removes it due to a Terms of Service violation, a DMCA-style takedown, or verified abuse. Both outcomes are permanent — once a subdomain is removed, it may be blacklisted and become unavailable for future registration.Documentation Index
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Voluntary removal
If you no longer need your subdomain and want to release it, open a GitHub Issue in thecreepersbs/register repository using the official issue template.
Open a GitHub Issue
Go to github.com/creepersbs/register/issues/new/choose and select the Subdomain Issue / Request template.
Fill in the template
Complete the issue form with the following:
- Type of request — select Other and note that this is a voluntary removal request
- Your information — your GitHub username and email address
- Subdomain — the full subdomain you want removed (e.g.,
yourname.creepers.sbs) - Detailed description — confirm that you are the current owner and that you want the subdomain released
- Confirmation checkboxes — check both boxes before submitting
Forced removal
CreeperHUB may remove a subdomain without prior notice if it violates the Terms of Service, is involved in abuse or illegal activity, or is subject to a verified third-party takedown request. Grounds for forced removal include:- Violation of the Terms of Service
- False or misleading registration information
- Abuse, phishing, malware, or scam activity
- A verified DMCA-style takedown from a legitimate rights holder
For high-risk security issues, DMCA requests, or takedown requests, contact @giocoliere directly on GitHub. For the full third-party takedown process, see Takedowns and blacklisting.
The transparency ledger
All forced removals are recorded publicly in the/removed folder of the repository. Each entry in the ledger contains:
- Blacklisted name — the domain name that was removed
- Previous owner — the GitHub account that held the registration
- Category — one of
TOS,DMCA, orOTHER - Requesting party — who initiated the removal (CreeperHUB or a third party)
- Reason — a brief explanation of the violation
Blacklisting
Domains removed for violations are placed in the/blacklisted folder and cannot be registered again by any user. Voluntary removals may also be blacklisted at CreeperHUB’s discretion.