- Substack Downloads a copy of the original document
- Substack Backs up the original document
- Substack creates a Digital Fingerprint of the original and save the fingerprint
Digital fingerprinting enables writers to verify that a mirrored copy of the original or a confidential informant’s copy of the original document is authentic..
- In the event of DMCA Takedown:
Investigative readers/reporters could search for mirrored copies and verify that the claimed document’s fingerprint matches the published digital fingerprint.
- The fingerprint could also be backed up by archive.org, building trust that finger print is authentic.
- Archive.org and Substack could continue to publish the original document’s digital fingerprint, even after a DMCA. takedown notice.