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CH may remove any registered subdomain at any time and for any reason within the scope of these policies. This page explains what triggers a takedown, how third-party requests are evaluated, and what happens to a domain after it is removed.
CH reserves the right to refuse, suspend, or revoke service at any time without prior notice.

Conditions for removal by CH

A subdomain may be suspended or removed if any of the following apply:
  • The Terms of Service are violated
  • False or misleading information was provided during registration
  • The GitHub account or repository used for the registration is deleted
  • The subdomain is used for abuse, scams, phishing, malware distribution, or illegal activity
  • A verified third party submits a valid takedown request

Third-party takedown requests

CH accepts takedown requests from outside parties under specific conditions. Anonymous, unverifiable, or frivolous requests are ignored without response.

Who can submit a request

To be considered, the requesting party must be one of the following:
A notable individual, company, or organization whose name, brand, or product is being abused or impersonated by the subdomain in question.
A recognized institution or authority reporting a verified legal violation connected to the subdomain.

What you must provide

A valid takedown request must include clear and verifiable proof of the violation. Depending on the nature of the request, this may include:
  • Evidence of copyright ownership or registered trademark rights
  • Documentation or public records proving your affiliation or legal standing
  • A clear explanation of how the subdomain violates your rights or these policies
  • Any additional information reasonably required by CH to evaluate the request
Requests that cannot be verified, that appear frivolous or retaliatory, or that are submitted anonymously will be disregarded entirely. CH reserves the right to reject any request that does not meet these requirements.

How to submit

For DMCA, high-risk, or sensitive takedown requests, contact the maintainer directly:

Contact @giocoliere on GitHub

For DMCA, legal, or sensitive takedown requests only. General support questions will not be answered through this channel.

Transparency ledger

CH maintains a public record of all removed domains in the /removed folder of the repository. Each entry in the ledger includes:
FieldDescription
Blacklisted nameThe subdomain that was removed
Previous ownerThe GitHub account that held the registration
CategoryTOS, DMCA, or OTHER
Requesting partyWho initiated the removal (CH or third party)
ReasonA brief description of the violation
This ledger exists to provide accountability and transparency for the community.

Blacklisting

Domains that are removed for violations are moved to the /blacklisted folder. A blacklisted domain cannot be reregistered by anyone — not even the original owner or a new party with a legitimate use case.
If you believe a domain was blacklisted in error, contact CH via hello@creeperhub.net or the official Discord server. CH is not obligated to reinstate any blacklisted domain.

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