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The case brief

Build a case record that holds together.

Group the URLs. Add the source. Preserve the context. Bring the whole picture into a focused conversation.

Prepare / Review / Choose to send

A useful first message starts with a little structure.

The brief helps organize your notes. No platform notice is filed and nothing is sent to the team until you review it and press Send in chat.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Have what you know nearby.

  • The original URL or a description of the work
  • Exact links to the locations you want to discuss
  • Your connection to the work and relevant context
  • Any earlier reference or stated deadline

YOUR CASE, CLEARLY PREPARED

From scattered links to a clear brief.

Organize the details, review your brief, then choose how to share it.

  1. 01 Request
  2. 02 Context
  3. 03 Review

Connect the original with the reported link.

Use exact page URLs. If your original is offline or unpublished, describe it in the next step.

1 / 8 pairs

Link checks cover address format and duplicate entries. They do not verify ownership or infringement.

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Keep the record useful

Clarity is more useful than volume.

Use direct links, explain the connection and keep unrelated personal information out of the brief. You do not need a complete file to ask a question.

Original not public?

Describe it. An unpublished work can be discussed without exposing a private account or a full source file.

Several locations?

Keep each copy connected to its original. Different sites or platforms may involve different reporting routes.

Already in touch?

Return in the same browser and add updates to the existing conversation so the context stays together.