Copyright & Takedown Policy

Last updated: November 2, 2026

What this page covers

This policy explains what content on two-minute-drill.com references third parties, why, and how to ask us to change or remove something. It applies to every page on this site, including our daily games guides and comparison pages.

What we show of other games, and what we do not

Our guides and comparison pages reference other daily puzzle and trivia games by name so readers can identify them. We describe those games in our own words based on publicly available rules, and we link to official sites so people can play them where they belong.

We do not host, mirror, or repost any other game's daily prompts, its answer keys or archives, its artwork, logos, screenshots of its interface, or its editorial text. Games we build and host ourselves — including our football games and any unlimited trivia game on this site — run entirely on our own prompts, our own answer data, and our own presentation.

How to request a change or removal

Email [email protected] with the subject line “Content request”. Please include:

The exact URL(s) on this site you are writing about;
What the content is (name, mark, or material you own or represent);
What you want: removal, edit, or a correction;
Your name and your relationship to the rights involved.

We review every request by hand and aim to reply within 7 days. For valid copyright or trademark concerns we will remove or revise the content, or explain the referential basis for keeping a factual mention with attribution. You do not need to be a lawyer to write to us; a plain description of the problem is enough.

Scope notes

Facts — such as how a game's rules work, its name, or its publisher — are not copyrightable, and our editorial coverage of games depends on them. Our commitment above is to remove material that is copied rather than described, and to correct inaccuracies about any game or company on request.