The community: areas, profiles, comments and likes
What the WANTED SIX community offers: crews, challenges, events and rankings, plus profiles, comments and likes. Reading works without an account.
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The WANTED SIX community is made up of crews, shared activities such as challenges and events, rankings and members' profiles with comments, likes, follows and messages. You can read everything public without an account. To take part, you need a free account.
The areas at a glance
Start on the Community page. The areas there are grouped by topic:
Crews: the crew directory lists every active crew, and Recruitment shows the ones looking for members right now. You can also found a crew of your own.
Take part: with challenges and daily missions you can collect XP and Season Points, and at events you meet the community. Under Rewards you can see which digital rewards you can earn.
Rankings: the rankings show players, crews, where the season stands and the hall of fame.
Profiles
Every member has a profile with a display name and handle. Depending on their settings, you also see “About me”, level and rank, their crew, gaming accounts, followers and equipped rewards. You can open profiles from comments, crew pages or rankings, for example.
On a private profile, others only see the name and handle. You decide what others see of you in your privacy settings. New profiles start out public.
Comments
You can join the discussion under news, guides, database entries and creator content when you're signed in and the post allows comments. Comments are public, including for visitors without an account.
Comments are plain text of up to 2,000 characters.
You can reply to comments. A reply to a reply lands in the same thread.
You can edit and delete your own comments. Edited comments are marked “edited”. A deleted comment disappears for everyone, while other people's replies stay.
There's a limit on how many comments you can post in a short time.
W6 likes
With Like you show what you enjoy under articles and creator content. The number of likes is public, and a second click takes your like back. You need to be signed in to like something. Likes don't earn XP or Wanted Tokens.
Good to know
Your notifications tell you about new followers, replies to your comments and comments on your content. You choose what you receive under notification preferences.
The community guidelines apply to everything you write and upload. Report breaches directly on the content.
Read more: Follow and block, Find and join a crew, Messages and crew chat and Report content and users.