OpenTrackr can remove whatever they want from their tracker. Rights owners are free to ask them to take down material. They can then either challenge that req

OpenTrackr can remove whatever they want from their tracker. Rights owners are free to ask them to take down material. They can then either challenge that request or do it. There is a legal concept of "Contributory copyright infringement" which can make people liable for damages if they knowingly contribute, cause, or induce others to infringe on copyright. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contributory_copyright_infringement https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contributory_copyright_infring... Does running a tracker do this? Maybe. OpenTrackr could find out what their court thinks by challenging rights owners until a case ends up there. Do they want to? Doesn't sound like it, so they remove the material.