Because Nexus Bots B.V. is established in the European Union and the marketplace hosts content published by other users, the Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065) applies to us as a hosting service. This section sets out what that means in practice.
Points of contact
Our single point of contact for recipients of the service, and for Member State authorities, the European Commission, and the European Board for Digital Services, is huseyinmelihcelik@gmail.com. We accept communications in English and in Dutch.
Reporting illegal content
Anyone can notify us of content on Nexus they consider illegal, using the report tool on a marketplace listing or by emailing huseyinmelihcelik@gmail.com. To let us act, a notice should include:
- a sufficiently substantiated explanation of why the content is illegal;
- the exact URL, or other information locating the content;
- your name and email address, unless the notice concerns child sexual abuse material or one of the other offences where anonymity is protected; and
- a statement that you believe in good faith that the information in the notice is accurate and complete.
We confirm receipt without undue delay, decide in a timely, diligent, non-arbitrary, and objective manner, and tell you the outcome. Where automated tools are used in handling a notice, we will say so.
Content moderation and statements of reasons
We may remove a listing, disable access to it, demote or unfeature it, suspend the publishing account, or restrict monetisation, where content is illegal or breaches section 4 or section 10. Decisions are made by our review team, supported by automated checks for spam and abuse; automated checks alone do not remove a listing without human review.
When we restrict content you provided, we give you a clear and specific statement of reasons covering what was restricted, the legal or contractual ground, the facts relied on, whether automated means were used, and how to challenge the decision. You can appeal by replying to that statement within six months. We review appeals under human supervision, and reverse a decision where the appeal shows it was wrong. Nothing here limits your right to take a dispute to an out-of-court dispute settlement body certified under Article 21 of the Digital Services Act, or to a court.
Misuse
After giving prior warning, we may suspend for a reasonable period accounts that frequently provide manifestly illegal content, and the processing of notices or complaints from people who frequently submit ones that are manifestly unfounded.