DMCA AND COPYRIGHT ENFORCEMENT ADDENDUM REDNECK.WORK
Effective Date: 2026/07/15
This DMCA and Copyright Enforcement Addendum (the “Addendum”) forms an integral part of the Master Terms of Use, Legal Framework and Liability Agreement of Redneck.work (the “Terms”).
In the event of any inconsistency between this Addendum and the Terms, the Terms shall prevail unless this Addendum expressly provides a more specific copyright or enforcement rule for Content.
This Addendum defines copyright ownership, permitted uses, prohibited uses, attribution requirements, notice procedures, and enforcement rules applicable to Content published under the Redneck.work umbrella, regardless of platform, domain, website, project, medium, or distribution channel.
Article I
Copyright Ownership
All music, audio recordings, musical compositions, videos, audiovisual works, narratives, characters, imagery, symbols, fictional institutions, project names, written materials, visual materials, lore, media concepts, and related materials published under the Redneck.work umbrella (the “Content”) are protected works under the United States Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. §101 et seq., and applicable international copyright law.
Unless explicitly stated otherwise in writing, all copyrights and related rights in the Content are owned or controlled by Nomenas Digital LLC, a New Mexico limited liability company, as Operator of Redneck.work and related Projects.
No ownership rights are transferred by virtue of access to, viewing of, use of, sharing of, reference to, or interaction with the Content.
Article II
Relationship to Redneck.work and Church of the Carburetor
Redneck.work is operated by Nomenas Digital LLC as the commercial, technical, publishing, rights-management, monetization, and administrative framework for Redneck.work and related Projects.
Church of the Carburetor may function as a spiritual, philosophical, religious, satirical, symbolic, artistic, and expressive framework inside Redneck.work and Redneckverse. That expressive framework does not transfer copyright ownership, commercial rights, licensing authority, revenue rights, or enforcement authority away from Nomenas Digital LLC unless expressly assigned in a separate written agreement.
Universal Life Church does not own, control, operate, endorse, supervise, represent, or manage Redneck.work, Nomenas Digital LLC, Church of the Carburetor, Redneckverse, or any related Content.
Article III
Permitted Non-Commercial Use
Redneck.work encourages organic sharing, cultural circulation, and public exposure of its Content.
The following uses may be permitted without prior written permission, provided that all attribution requirements in this Addendum are followed, no monetization is involved, and the use does not violate the Terms or any project-specific usage policy:
- Non-commercial background playback of music in physical locations such as bars, cafés, restaurants, garages, workshops, private events, and similar venues, provided that no direct fee is charged for access to the music itself and no pay-per-play, coin-operated, credit-based, subscription-based, or jukebox-style mechanism is used.
- Non-monetized sharing, embedding, reposting, or linking to official Content from official sources or authorized channels.
- Non-monetized community sharing, playlists, mixes, references, commentary, or fan discussion, provided that the Content is not used as a primary revenue-generating element and authorship is not misrepresented.
Nomenas Digital LLC may revoke, limit, modify, or restrict permitted non-commercial uses at any time through updated Terms, project-specific policies, written notice, or enforcement action.
Article IV
No Performing Rights Organization Authorization
Redneck.work is not affiliated with any performing rights organization, licensing collective, or rights management society unless expressly stated in writing by Nomenas Digital LLC.
No third party is authorized to license, collect fees, assert rights, issue public performance licenses, or enforce rights on behalf of Redneck.work, Nomenas Digital LLC, or any Project unless expressly authorized in writing by Nomenas Digital LLC.
Article V
Attribution and Authorship Requirements
All permitted uses of Content require clear, accurate, and visible attribution.
Attribution must reasonably identify the original project name, artist name, or content source where applicable, such as Vibe Foundry, Redneckverse, New Southern Era, Redneck Widows, RAI, Lenny’s Radio, or another relevant Project.
Attribution should also reference Redneck.work as the umbrella framework and Nomenas Digital LLC as the Operator or rights administrator where reasonable and technically practical.
Where available, attribution should include a link or reference to the original source, official project page, official channel, or authorized publication point.
Attribution must not be removed, obscured, falsified, altered, replaced, or presented in a way that creates confusion about authorship, ownership, origin, authorization, endorsement, or project identity.
Any intentional modification of titles, descriptions, metadata, credits, thumbnails, captions, tags, watermarks, or contextual presentation that creates the impression of different authorship or ownership is prohibited.
Presenting Redneck.work Content as original work of another individual or entity, or creating ambiguity about true authorship, source, ownership, or authorization, constitutes unauthorized use regardless of monetization status.
Article VI
Prohibited Uses
The following uses are prohibited without prior written permission from Nomenas Digital LLC:
- Any monetized use of Content, including use in coin-operated, credit-based, pay-per-play, subscription-based, venue-paid, or jukebox-style systems.
- Use of Content in monetized videos, streams, podcasts, broadcasts, advertisements, sponsorships, branded promotions, paid social media, commercial campaigns, or other commercial contexts.
- Use of Content in any context where access to the Content itself generates revenue, whether directly or indirectly.
- Removal, falsification, alteration, replacement, or misrepresentation of authorship, ownership, source, credits, metadata, or attribution information.
- Resale, sublicensing, redistribution, commercial archiving, paid access, paid downloads, paid streaming, or commercial exploitation of Content.
- Placement of Content behind paywalls, subscription systems, restricted access systems, paid communities, paid libraries, or gated commercial services.
- Use of Content for model training, dataset creation, scraping, automated extraction, synthetic media training, or machine learning purposes without written permission.
- Use of Content in a way that falsely suggests endorsement, sponsorship, partnership, authorization, affiliation, or official approval by Redneck.work, Nomenas Digital LLC, Church of the Carburetor, Redneckverse, or any Project.
- Use of Content in unlawful, deceptive, defamatory, infringing, impersonating, fraudulent, or rights-violating contexts.
Unauthorized monetization, misattribution, or commercial exploitation constitutes infringement or unauthorized use regardless of whether the Content is publicly accessible.
Article VII
DMCA Notice Procedure
Nomenas Digital LLC responds to valid notices of alleged copyright infringement submitted pursuant to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
A valid DMCA notice should include:
- Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed.
- Identification of the allegedly infringing material and information reasonably sufficient to locate it.
- Contact information of the complaining party.
- A statement that the complaining party has a good faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
- A statement made under penalty of perjury that the information in the notice is accurate and that the complaining party is the copyright owner or authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.
- A physical or electronic signature of the complaining party or authorized representative.
DMCA notices may be submitted to:
Nomenas Digital LLC
1209 Mountain Road Pl NE
STE N
Albuquerque, NM 87110
USA
Email: office@nomenasdigital.com
If Nomenas Digital LLC registers a designated DMCA agent with the U.S. Copyright Office, this Addendum should be updated with the registered DMCA agent information.
Article VIII
Counter Notification
Any party who believes that Content was removed or disabled as a result of mistake or misidentification may submit a counter notification in accordance with 17 U.S.C. §512(g).
A counter notification should include the information required by applicable law, including identification of the removed material, a statement under penalty of perjury that the material was removed or disabled by mistake or misidentification, consent to the jurisdiction of the appropriate federal court, and a physical or electronic signature.
Nomenas Digital LLC reserves the right to evaluate counter notifications, restore material where appropriate, maintain removal where appropriate, or pursue further action where warranted.
Article IX
Misattribution as Unauthorized Use
For the purposes of enforcement, unauthorized use includes false attribution, removal of credits, intentional misrepresentation of authorship, replacement of source identity, false ownership claims, misleading metadata, or presentation of Content in a manner that implies different ownership, origin, authorization, or endorsement.
Such conduct may be enforced through DMCA takedown procedures, platform enforcement mechanisms, direct legal notices, copyright claims, trademark claims, unfair competition claims, contract enforcement, or other available legal remedies, regardless of whether the Content itself is monetized.
Article X
Repeat Infringement
Repeated violations of this Addendum, including repeated misattribution, unauthorized monetization, unauthorized reposting, unauthorized commercial use, or continued infringement after notice, may result in continued takedown actions, escalation to platform enforcement measures, refusal of future permissions, blocking, legal action, or other remedies where warranted.
Article XI
No Waiver
Failure by Redneck.work, Nomenas Digital LLC, or any rights holder to enforce any provision of this Addendum shall not constitute a waiver of the right to enforce that provision or any other provision in the future.
Permission, tolerance, non-enforcement, or lack of objection in one case does not create permission for any other use.
Article XII
Reservation of Rights
All rights not expressly granted are reserved.
Nothing in this Addendum grants any copyright license, trademark license, synchronization license, public performance license, commercial license, resale right, sublicensing right, model training right, derivative work right, or ownership interest unless expressly stated in writing by Nomenas Digital LLC.
Article XIII
Governing Law
This Addendum shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New Mexico, United States, without regard to conflict of law principles.
Any dispute relating to this Addendum, Redneck.work, Nomenas Digital LLC, any Project, or any Content governed by this Addendum shall be brought in the state or federal courts located in New Mexico, unless otherwise required by applicable law.
Article XIV
Relationship to Master Terms
This Addendum supplements and enforces the Master Terms of Use of Redneck.work.
It does not grant any rights beyond those expressly stated herein. If a project-specific written license, usage policy, distribution agreement, platform agreement, or signed written permission applies, that document may control the specific use described in that document.
Article XV
Contact
Copyright, licensing, DMCA, usage, or enforcement inquiries may be sent to:
Nomenas Digital LLC
1209 Mountain Road Pl NE
STE N
Albuquerque, NM 87110
USA
Email: office@nomenasdigital.com
Phone: +1 505 459 3101