I wouldn’t say either “yes” or “no” here. That is, ‘yes’ in the sense that we do remove (or blackrectangle) some pages based on user reports, but “no” in the sense that we would not be eligible for safe harbor if we strictly followed the DMCA (i.e., remove everything, without a fee, but based on non-anonymous reports that must include the verifiable name/address/phone number of the reporter). DMCA safe harbor only works for ISPs and certain websites (those that have appointed an agent and registered them with the U.S. Copyright Office); for everyone else, it is still not “compliance” but “voluntary behavior resembling compliance”

In a strictly legal sense: “no”, because there is no USCO-registered agent.