Corrections, source media and takedown

What WittyFutty publishes

New video pages use click-to-load players from reviewed official publishers. Older archive pages use source links where a suitable publication still exists. WittyFutty does not download, store or rehost those videos.

A source card on each article identifies the publisher. For an urgent issue with the footage or post itself, use that publisher or platform's reporting route so the material can be reviewed at source.

If you need third-party media acted on now

WittyFutty does not host match footage. Archive pages link out to posts and clips on other platforms; new videos stay in official platform players. If your concern is about that media itself, the fastest route is the platform hosting it, because the platform can review or remove the original.

Every platform provides a report control on the post itself, which is the quickest option, and a help centre for anything more formal.

• YouTube Use the controls on the video or YouTube Help for a copyright or rights complaint.
• X Use the report control on the post, or the help centre for a rights complaint.
• Reddit Report the post from the thread, or raise a request through Reddit Help.
• Tumblr Tumblr's abuse and rights reporting route.

How archive corrections are handled

Archive notes are based on recovered page copies and the source publication named on the page. If that source is corrected, removed or becomes unavailable, the WittyFutty page is corrected, rewritten without the media or retired at its next review.

• Every official player is checked against its expected publisher before release.
• Removed videos and disabled embeds fail the media check rather than being silently replaced with an unrelated clip.
• Broken source links are reviewed against the original article context.

For immediate action on third-party media, use the relevant platform route above. If the platform removes or restricts the source, it will no longer play in its embedded player.

Removal of an archive page

If a restored page is retired following a source or rights review, it will return a permanent gone status rather than being quietly redirected somewhere else, so that anyone linking to it can see what happened.