Remove a listing

The creators in this directory are listed from public Telegram and Telescope accounts. Nobody was asked first. If you are one of them, or you act for one of them, you can have the listing taken down and you do not have to explain why.

The fastest way

Every listing page carries a link that removes it in one press, under “Is this you?”. Open your page from the directory and use that. It needs no account, no email and no reply from us.

If that link is not yours to use

Use this instead — if you act for the person listed, hold rights in the material, are making a report under the EU DSA, or simply never got the link. It needs no account and no reply from us: where it names a single listing, that listing comes down as you send it.

There is also compliance@sxtgram.com, but be aware that mail for this domain is not set up yet, so a message sent there may bounce. The form above is the route that works. We would rather tell you that than let you write to an address nobody is reading.

What happens

• The page starts returning a 404 and leaves the directory, every ranked list, and the sitemap.
• The name goes on a block list the database itself checks, so no later import can re-publish the listing. This is enforced below the application, not by a script remembering to.
• Search engines take a few days to drop a page they have already crawled. If you still find it somewhere after that, tell us where and we will deal with that copy.

Copyright

A directory listing may show one picture: a public profile photograph at an address on Telescope's image CDN, with the date we read that address printed under it. This site's database holds the address and nothing else, but the file itself is fetched from Telescope by this site's image optimiser, re-encoded and cached here, and served to visitors from this domain — so while it is cached there is a copy on this site, and we would rather say that than call it a hotlink. Nothing on this site is indexed by image search — every page is served with X-Robots-Tag: noimageindex and the sitemap offers no images. A removal takes the picture off every page in the same press, and the cached copy expires within 48 hours, which is the lifetime Telescope's own cache headers set. For that, or for any other image published on this site, the copyright policy sets out what a notice needs to contain.