To be forgot vs To be forgotten

Some examples from the web:

• They were waiting to be, but they forgot.
• My memory's not what it used to be. I forgot your name.
• To be honest I forgot all about directing
• To be honest, I forgot I'd invited her.
• Got such a kick out of your little conspiracy, you forgot to be concerned about Rosie.
• To be honest, I forgot about your birthday and I thought this was a good compromise.
• Then we did it again And I forgot to be scared
• I mean, I was so busy trying to figure out what the hell she meant, I forgot to be nervous.
• I'll tell you one thing, if we find him, I'm not going to be the one who forgot to bring a weapon.
• the chessboard on my own, I... I forgot to be a part of it.
• I'm going to try to be the person I forgot.
• I'm going to try to be the person i forgot. and always remember, appearances can be deceiving.
• Thy pains, Willoughby, shall not be forgot.
• In a week it will all be forgot.
• And together, we shall give them a 5th of November that shall never, ever be forgot.
• Old men forget; yet all shall be forgot,
• When shouldn't it be forgot?
• To be absolutely honest, I forgot.
• You forgot because you allowed yourself to be distracted.
• I forgot what it was like to be with you.

Some examples from the web:

• The "right to be forgotten" is one of the points, on which the Commission and Parliament agree.
• The right of EU citizens "to be forgotten" should also be secured outside the EU.
• And afterwards, apart from knowing you were all right, all I wanted was some sort of acknowledgment that it did mean something, that it wasn't some grubby little episode to be forgotten about as soon as possible.
• Even if he did, if it was a connection to be forgotten, do you think you would feel more comfortable?
• Subject: New regulatory framework on data protection and the right to be forgotten
• She made only passing reference to this towards the end of her speech, stating that the 'right to be forgotten' should build on existing rules.
• In March 2011, Commissioner Reding delivered a speech in Parliament that set forth a new 'right to be forgotten' and a 'burden of proof' that should be imposed on online companies to justify why they need to store personal data.
• Why did the Commission soften its stance on the 'right to be forgotten'?
• Right to erasure ('right to be forgotten')
• You know that 2007 is a year to be forgotten as quickly as possible because certain countries did not honour their commitments, which eclipsed the good behaviour of others who, for their part, showed they were able to do so.
• In particular, does the Commission intend to ensure that the 'right to be forgotten' is applicable to content generated by end-users on social networks and, if so, on what terms?
• Recalls that internet users should have the right to be forgotten in the context of social networks and cloud computing; underlines in this respect that users should have the right to exercise control over which aspects of their personal data is publicly accessible;
• Because I wouldn't want to be forgotten.
• I can't bear to be forgotten by any more people.
• They didn't want the role of the house to be forgotten.
• I tried very hard to be forgotten.
• Nor ought the issue of oil to be forgotten.
• Too often, these tend to be forgotten in our debates.
• I don't want Saku to be forgotten by his friends.
• We are on extremely good terms with Slovenia, but we cannot forget past events or allow them to be forgotten.