We preserve historical material only when it supports identification, reporting and useful archive context. If you believe content on bibergames.com infringes your rights or misstates ownership, send a detailed notice to server@bibergames.com.
What to include
- Your name and authority to act for the rights holder.
- A description of the protected work or mark.
- The exact bibergames.com URL and the specific text or image concerned.
- The action requested and the reason.
- A source or record supporting the claim and a contact route for follow-up.
How we review
We verify that the material is present, preserve a record of the request, assess provenance and context, and may remove, replace, attribute, restrict or retain the material as appropriate. Where facts are disputed, we may ask for additional evidence. We do not publish a claimant’s private contact details unless required and appropriate.
Historical assets
The Toy Box image on this site was recovered from the locally preserved 2017 Biber Games page. Generated editorial illustrations are stored separately and labelled as illustrations. Possession of an archived file is not presented as proof of unrestricted rights; provenance is recorded so concerns can be evaluated.
Not a formal statutory template
This process is a practical contact and review route. We do not claim that a particular statutory notice-and-counter-notice regime applies because the operator’s governing jurisdiction has not been confirmed. Do not submit false or misleading claims.
Repeat or urgent issues
For a page distributing malicious files or exposing personal data, place “Urgent” in the subject and identify the exact URL. This site does not host game executables. If the concern is located on an external store or download service, contact that service as well.
Attribution and trademark concerns
If a title, logo or developer name is attributed incorrectly, provide the authoritative ownership or transfer record and explain the accurate wording. Identification of a historical game does not imply sponsorship. We can clarify captions, add a status note, replace an image or remove material when the evidence supports that action.
Generated and licensed material
Generated editorial images are original project assets and are labelled as illustrations. They are designed not to copy a protected character or masquerade as store art. Third-party source-page images are not copied into the site merely because they are visible online. Where a real subject image is needed, we use a recoverable first-party asset with recorded provenance or a clearly separate illustration.
Response outcomes
A review may result in correction, attribution, replacement, temporary restriction, removal or no change. If the evidence is inconclusive, the page may disclose the dispute rather than assert either side as fact. Repeated notices containing no new evidence do not require repeated changes.
False or abusive reports
Do not use this process to suppress criticism, manipulate search results or claim rights you do not hold. We may retain the minimum record needed to document a decision and protect the site. Send only information relevant to the specific URL and right concerned.