DMCA

Stockingsonly publishes a large catalogue of free online games and related editorial articles. If you believe that material available through the site infringes a copyright you own or represent, you can file a complaint by email. We respond to serious issues such as plagiarism reports and copyright infringement complaints.

What to include

1. Identify the work you claim has been infringed.
2. Give the exact URL of the page on Stockingsonly where the material appears.
3. Describe the copyrighted work and explain how the material is an infringing copy of it.
4. Provide your full name, company (if any), postal address, telephone number and email address.
5. State that you have a good-faith belief the use is not authorised by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
6. Include a statement of accuracy, and that you are authorised to act on behalf of the rights owner, signed with a physical or electronic signature.

Where to send it

Recipient	Email
Legal and DMCA matters	dinhthienvan1@stockingsonly.com

We do not sell or use email addresses for purposes other than responding to messages. Due to the large number of requests we receive, we may not be able to respond to every message.

Questions about the process are also welcome — see the Contacts page for details on how to reach us.

Stockingsonly hosts a broad catalogue of free online games, covering puzzle, racing, arcade, casual and hidden-object titles alongside seasonal and themed collections such as Christmas, Halloween and mermaid games. Alongside the playable catalogue, the site publishes short editorial articles and reference-style pages that help visitors understand how the games work and how the site operates. Pages like this one outline practical procedures, giving readers a clear picture of what steps to follow when something needs attention.

Because the games and articles appear across many themed sections, the site is organized around consistent navigation so that a player can move from a category listing into an individual game and back again without losing context. The layout favours compact, information-dense presentation: small thumbnails, tightly packed icons, aligned grids and flat dividers between sections. This utilitarian structure keeps attention on the content itself rather than on decoration, which suits visitors who arrive with a specific game or topic in mind.

The games offered are grouped by familiar genres such as puzzles, quizzes, racing, shooting, dress-up, pet care, sports and word games. Many entries are simple browser-based titles that load quickly and can be played without installation, while others offer deeper progression systems, timed challenges or level-based difficulty. The wide selection is intended so that casual visitors, puzzle fans and players looking for something themed around a holiday, a character or an everyday scenario can all find something appropriate within the same catalogue.

Copyright concerns are handled through a formal reporting procedure, since the site publishes both game material and original editorial copy. Rights holders who believe that material appearing on the site infringes a copyright they own or represent can submit a complaint, and serious matters such as infringement allegations and plagiarism reports are reviewed. The process described here exists to protect both the site's own content and the rights of third-party creators whose work may be encountered while building a large free game library.

When filing a complaint, the guidance asks for clear identifying details: which specific work is claimed to be infringed, the exact address of the page where the material appears, and sufficient information for the claim to be reviewed. Accurate identification of the disputed page is especially important in a catalogue of this size, where thousands of individual game and article pages exist across many categories. Clear, factual submissions speed up the review process and help ensure that legitimate content remains available while genuine issues are addressed.