Studios own their monsters and writers own their words. My reviews and screenshots of my own runs are mine. When claims collide, this page referees.
How to appeal a theft
- The page here with its review name.
- The original outside this site.
- Your name and one line of standing.
Mail the set to info@hybridwars.net marked DMCA. Appeals jump every queue.
What an appeal moves
Proven pages return the same evening with a dated note. Denied claims stay filed with reasons. Answer the thread with papers and the review reopens.
Counter-appeals
Think the removal missed? Answer the same thread with the license in plain words. Fair pages return fast. Silence closes the thread after thirty days.
How fast the whistle blows
Complaints land and reading starts the same hour. Proven copies leave the same evening. Weekends slow nothing here.
What never qualifies
Opinions about your work stay outside. Criticism with credit needs no permission. Only copies trigger removals.
Repeat filings
Same page filed twice gets one reading. The second filing joins the first as a note. Third filings earn silence until new facts arrive.
How studios file fastest
Studios send counsel with batch numbers. Batch filings with reference numbers attached clear in hours. The inbox respects preparation.
A note on fair use
Quotes with credit stay, and screenshots in guides stay with them. Criticism with dates stays loudest of all. This process hunts copies, never commentary.
Where filings rest
Closed threads join the archive of settled appeals. The archive opens for audits and nothing else. Old cases teach new filers how the process thinks.
Who may file
Owners and their counsel may file, and guildmates may forward with written permission attached. Strangers may point, never file.
A note on screenshots
Screenshots inside guides stay where they teach. Cropped minimaps stay. Full-page copies go. The line sits between teaching and taking.