Copyright Policy

HentaiPuzzles.com respects intellectual property rights and expects others to do the same.

This Copyright Policy explains how copyright complaints are handled by Deadwood Software and its owner/operator in relation to content or material made available through HentaiPuzzles.com.

1. Reporting Copyright Infringement

If you believe that material available on HentaiPuzzles.com infringes your copyright or related rights, you may send a notice to:

david@deadwood.es

Your notice should include, at minimum:

Your full name and contact details
Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed
Identification of the allegedly infringing material, including the specific URL or location details
A statement explaining the basis of your claim
A statement that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the rights holder or the law
A statement that the information in your notice is accurate and, where applicable, that you are authorized to act on behalf of the rights holder

We may request additional information where necessary before acting on a complaint.

2. Review Timeline

Our typical targets are:

Initial acknowledgment within 3 business days
Substantive review as soon as reasonably possible, depending on complexity, completeness of the notice, and operational circumstances

Straightforward cases may be addressed faster. More complex or incomplete cases may take longer. No specific outcome or response time is guaranteed.

3. Review Process

When we receive a copyright complaint, we generally follow this process:

Step 1 — Notice Received

We receive and log the complaint.

Step 2 — Preliminary Review

We review whether the notice appears sufficiently complete, credible, and specific.

Step 3 — Investigation

We assess the reported material, available metadata, relevant context, and any supporting information reasonably available to us.

Step 4 — Interim Action

Where appropriate, we may temporarily restrict, disable, or remove access to the material while the matter is being reviewed.

Step 5 — Decision

If the claim appears valid, we may remove or disable access to the material. If the claim appears incomplete, unsupported, or insufficient, we may reject it or request clarification.

Step 6 — Notification

Where appropriate and reasonably feasible, we may notify the affected user, contributor, claimant, or relevant party.

Step 7 — Reinstatement

Content may be reinstated where:

a valid counter-notification is received
rights ownership or authorization is clarified
the original complaint is withdrawn
the claim is determined to be mistaken or incomplete

4. Counter-Notification

Yes, we may allow affected users or contributors to contest a copyright claim by submitting a counter-notification or similar response where appropriate.

A counter-notification should include:

Your identity and contact details
Identification of the material that was removed, disabled, or restricted
The basis on which you dispute the claim
Any supporting rights, permissions, licenses, authorization, or legal basis
A statement made in good faith that the complaint is mistaken or disputed

We reserve the right to determine whether a counter-notification is sufficiently credible and appropriate for further review. Submitting a counter-notification does not guarantee reinstatement.

5. Repeat Infringer Policy

We may suspend, restrict, disable, terminate, or permanently block access to users, contributors, accounts, or sources that are determined to be repeat infringers or repeatedly associated with unauthorized or infringing content.

Factors we may consider include:

The number of complaints received
The seriousness of the alleged infringement
Whether complaints appear credible and repeated
Whether counter-notifications are submitted in good faith
Whether the conduct suggests a pattern of disregard for rights
Legal, operational, security, or compliance risks

We reserve the right to act conservatively where repeated claims create ongoing risk.

6. Abuse of Notices

We do not tolerate knowingly false, abusive, automated, malicious, or bad-faith copyright complaints.

We reserve the right to reject, deprioritize, document, or take appropriate action in response to complaints that appear fraudulent, misleading, or legally insufficient.

7. No Legal Advice

This policy is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. We reserve the right to modify our internal review practices, workflows, and enforcement standards at any time, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

Contact

For copyright matters, please contact:

david@deadwood.es

By submitting a notice, you represent that the information you provide is accurate and submitted in good faith.