Copyright & Content Removal
Ownership of hosted content
Commandant Vault hosts community-created resources — guides, infographics, and similar reference material contributed by and for the Last War community. Hosting a resource here does not transfer or claim ownership of it: copyright and all other rights remain with the original creator or rightsholder.
Commandant Vault itself is an independent, unofficial project and is not affiliated with the publisher or developer of Last War. Any game assets, names, or trademarks referenced within hosted resources belong to their respective owners.
Submitting a resource
Anyone can propose a resource for the library. When you submit a file, you’re confirming that you have the right to share it and that it doesn’t infringe anyone else’s rights. Submitting a resource does not transfer ownership of it to Commandant Vault — it grants us permission to review the file and, if we accept it, to host and publish it here. Copyright and all other rights remain with you or the original creator/rightsholder.
Every submission is reviewed by a person before anything is published, and submissions are never published automatically. The same attribution, correction, and removal process described below applies to submitted resources once they’re published.
Requesting attribution, correction, or removal
If you are the creator or rightsholder of a resource hosted here — or believe a resource infringes your rights — you can request attribution, a correction, or removal by emailing contact@commandant-vault.com.
To help us act on your request quickly, please include:
- The exact URL (or folder/resource name) of the content in question
- A description of your relationship to the content (creator, rightsholder, or authorized representative)
- What you’re requesting — attribution, a correction, or removal — and why
- Any information that helps us verify the request
What happens next
Requests are reviewed by hand. Where a request is clear and verifiable, the resource is corrected, attributed, or unpublished/removed promptly. If a request is unclear or we need more information to act on it responsibly, we’ll reply asking for it. This is a small, community-run project — response times are best-effort, not governed by a fixed legal deadline.