Effective date: September 14, 2026
How to ask CSDT / the Center for Generative Justice to take something down from csdt.org.
CSDT hosts educational materials and user content such as student projects, comments, avatars, and optional oral-history interviews. We are a small team. Email is how you reach us.
Send all requests to: csdt@generativejustice.org
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Account holders—or a teacher or parent acting for a student—may ask us to unpublish or delete a project, comment, avatar, or account. Include the username and links if you have them.
Users can often delete their own projects and comments on the site; email us when you cannot.
If you believe something on CSDT infringes your copyright, email us with:
We will review complete notices and may remove or unpublish the material. If your content was removed by mistake, email us and we will reconsider when appropriate.
Email us if content is not appropriate for K–12, harasses someone, exposes personal information a child should not have posted, or otherwise violates our Terms of Service. Include the URL and a short explanation.
The person interviewed (or someone authorized to act for them) may request removal of a name, photo, audio, or interview page—even after it was approved. Include the link if known and your relationship to the interviewee.
We may unpublish or delete content, ask a teacher to confirm a student-related request, or decline incomplete or unauthorized requests—or requests aimed at CSDT’s own educational materials rather than user uploads.
We try to respond in a reasonable time. Accounts that repeatedly post infringing or harmful content may be suspended.
CSDT’s simulations and teaching materials are our educational resources. That is different from a copyright claim about a user upload. We still take good-faith community concerns about cultural materials seriously—email us.
All removal requests: csdt@generativejustice.org