This is interesting. We had a takedown request for a post on our njump. We do not host the content, it is pulled from relays using the note id, so it's a bit like blaming a browser for the content aft...
It happened several times to njump.me, but for CASM content.
I usually briefly explained that njump is just a viewer for something hosted elsewhere, and then blocked the content.
It's easy to understand that for media, but your case is different both for the nature of the content. and because it seems related to the textual part, so you should highlight to relays architecture, that is a little harder to grasp.
I would ask to a lawyer that know that specific jurisdiction how to manage the issue.
I usually briefly explained that njump is just a viewer for something hosted elsewhere, and then blocked the content.
It's easy to understand that for media, but your case is different both for the nature of the content. and because it seems related to the textual part, so you should highlight to relays architecture, that is a little harder to grasp.
I would ask to a lawyer that know that specific jurisdiction how to manage the issue.
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