Terms of use

Last updated: 4 November 2026

Summary

• Your contracting party is WKD GmbH in Amstetten, Austria. The community guidelines and, for creators, the creator guidelines are part of these terms.

• WANTED SIX is free. There are no paid features, no shop and no payments.

• You can have an account from the age of 18. Your details must be accurate, and second accounts used to get around the rules are not allowed.

• What you post stays yours. You only allow us to store, display and moderate it on WANTED SIX.

• XP, Season Points and Wanted Tokens have no cash value. You cannot buy them, cash them out or transfer them.

• Our team cannot read private chats through the platform. Only messages that someone explicitly reports go to moderation.

• Anyone can report illegal content, even without an account. Decisions on content and accounts are made by people and always come with reasons. You can appeal, turn to a certified dispute settlement body or go to court.

• You can terminate at any time. We only suspend or terminate accounts for good reason and tell you why.

• Material changes to these terms only apply to you once you agree to them.

• Austrian law applies. You keep the mandatory consumer protection of the country where you habitually reside.

This summary is meant to help you find your way. The full text of the sections below is binding.

1. Contracting party and scope

These terms of use govern your use of WANTED SIX (W6 for short), an independent German and English community platform about Grand Theft Auto VI. The platform is operated by, and your contract is with, WKD GmbH, Arthur-Krupp-Straße 1, 3300 Amstetten, Austria, company register number FN 685687p, register court Landesgericht St. Pölten, email hello@wantedsix.com. In these terms, “we” and “us” mean WKD GmbH. You will find all further details in the legal notice.

You can read public pages without an account. When you register, you enter into a user agreement with us on these terms. The community guidelines are part of these terms. If you take part in the creator programme, the creator guidelines also apply and are likewise part of these terms. Both sets of guidelines explain the rules with examples; if they contradict these terms, these terms take precedence.

How we process personal data is explained in the privacy policy, and cookies and similar technologies in the cookie policy. These two texts are for your information; they are not contract terms.

2. What WANTED SIX offers and what it costs

Without an account you can read all public content, such as news, guides, databases, the release tracker, rankings and creator and crew pages. An account adds the community features: your profile, following, comments, likes, chats, crews, events, daily missions, challenges, the Season Pass, rewards and the creator programme.

Using WANTED SIX is free. There are no paid features, no shop, no subscriptions and no payments. If we ever introduce a paid offer, you will only incur costs if you expressly and separately agree to that offer.

3. Registration and your account

• 18 and over. You can only create an account if you are at least 18 years old. You confirm this when you register; we do not check ID. Giving a false age breaks these terms. If we have concrete indications that an account belongs to someone under 18, we may suspend it and end the agreement (section 16).

• Signing in. You register with an email address and password or sign in with your Google account. When you sign in with Google, you also confirm your age and these terms during setup. If an account with the same email address already exists, the Google sign-in is linked to that account automatically. You cannot sign in with Steam, but you can link a Steam account to your existing account and have it verified (section 5).

• Conclusion of the agreement. The user agreement is concluded when you complete registration, or the setup after signing in with Google, and accept these terms in the process. We record which version you accepted. Before submitting, you can check and correct all your entries in the form. The contract languages are German and English. You can access, save and print these terms on this page at any time.

• Accurate details. Your details must be accurate. Your handle (user name) and display name must not mislead, insult or infringe other people's rights; in particular, you must not pretend to be another person, a creator, the WANTED SIX team or Rockstar Games. You cannot change your handle after setup. You can ask for your email address to be changed through the contact form.

• One personal account. Your account is tied to you as a person. Second accounts are not allowed if they are used to get around suspensions, blocks or limits, to influence votes or to use invitations, creator codes or rewards more than once. For invitations and creator codes, each person counts only once; we check this automatically using the email addresses of the accounts involved.

• Closed registration. We may temporarily close registration for new accounts, for example in cases of abuse or technical problems.

4. Keeping your account secure

• Choose a strong password that you do not use anywhere else, and keep it secret. Do not share your login details or let anyone else use your account. Our team will never ask you for your password.

• Under Account security you can change your password, sign out on other devices and set up two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app, which we recommend. You can add a second device as a backup; there are no recovery codes. If you lose all your registered devices, we will help you through the contact form after verifying your identity.

• If you notice that someone else is using your account, change your password straight away and let us know through the contact form or by email.

• You are responsible for actions taken through your account to the extent that you are at fault, for example because you shared your login details.

5. Profile and visibility

• Your profile starts out public. Everyone, including visitors without an account, can then see your handle, display name, profile picture and banner, the month you joined, your level and rank, a creator badge if you are a creator, and the details you choose to show: about me, gaming accounts, followers, crew and equipped rewards. All of these details are shown at first.

• Under Privacy you can hide individual details or set your profile to private. With a private profile, others only see your display name and handle, for example next to your comments; members of your crew still see you in the member list. You then do not appear in public rankings or in other people's follower lists, and any creator page is hidden from visitors.

• There you also decide who may follow you and who may send you messages. By default, only members you follow and who follow you can message you. You also manage blocked profiles there.

• Gaming accounts and a verified Steam ID are visible on your public profile once added. You can change the visibility of each entry under Connections. For verification we send you to sign in at Steam; afterwards we store your Steam ID, but neither your Steam profile name nor your Steam avatar.

• Public profiles may be indexed by search engines once we open the platform to search engines; private profiles are never opened for indexing.

6. Permitted and prohibited use

You may use WANTED SIX within these terms: read, join discussions, play along and share your own content. In particular, the following are not allowed:

• illegal content of any kind, such as child sexual abuse material, terrorist content, incitement to hatred, or content that infringes copyright, trademarks or personal rights

• harassment, bullying, insults, threats, glorification of violence and calls to violence

• hate and incitement against people because of their origin, religion, gender, sexuality, disability or other personal characteristics

• sexual or sexually suggestive content

• pretending to be another person, a creator, the WANTED SIX team, Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive

• doxxing: publishing or asking for other people's personal data, such as addresses, phone numbers, real names or photos, without their consent

• spam: repeated self-promotion, mass messages, undisclosed advertising and off-topic links

• fraud, fake offers and phishing, such as giveaways or pages that harvest login details or personal data, and trading accounts, items or in-game currency for real money

• malware and links to harmful files or sites

• cheats, bots, scripts, collusion or second accounts used to manipulate missions, points, rewards, rankings, votes, challenges or statistics; if you find a bug in the platform, report it through Report a bug instead of exploiting it

• getting around suspensions, limits or blocks, for example with a new account or by contacting people through other channels after they have blocked you or declined your request

• attacks on the technology: bypassing security measures, accessing other people's accounts or data, overloading the platform or exploiting vulnerabilities

• scraping: automated bulk extraction of content, profiles or rankings, except normal indexing by search engines

• uploading, linking to or offering leaked, stolen or illegally obtained game files (section 8)

• knowingly false reports

The community guidelines explain with examples what this means in practice. Breaches can lead to the measures described in section 14.

7. Your content and our right to use it

Content you post on WANTED SIX remains yours. This includes profile details and profile pictures, comments, chat messages, crew texts and crew logos, answers to application questions, challenge submissions and creator content. We do not claim ownership of it.

So that we can show your content, you grant us a simple, meaning non-exclusive, free, worldwide and non-transferable right to use it. This right allows us to store and copy your content, make it publicly available on WANTED SIX or, for chats, display it to the recipients, adapt it technically, for example by rotating or resizing images and converting them to another format without metadata, and review it as part of moderation. The right only covers the operation of WANTED SIX, including overviews, highlights and search on the platform. Our technical service providers only process your content on our behalf. We only use your content for advertising outside WANTED SIX with your separate consent.

The right applies for as long as the content is available on WANTED SIX and ends as soon as you delete it or have it deleted. The points below describe the exceptions, for example for evidence in moderation cases. What happens technically on deletion depends on the type of content:

• Comments: When you delete a comment, it disappears from view immediately. The text, however, remains stored in our database, where it is not public. We only use it to resolve reports, breaches and legal claims. Automatic deletion after a fixed period has not yet been set up for this; on request we delete the text unless a legal obligation or ongoing proceedings prevent this.

• Chat messages: When you delete a message, we remove its text. The conversation keeps a note that a message was deleted at that point.

• Creator content: You can withdraw or archive it. It is then no longer public, but it remains stored together with its earlier versions. You can request final deletion through the contact form.

• Challenge submissions: You can withdraw a submission until the deadline, but this does not delete it. You cannot delete uploaded evidence yourself. We delete it on request unless a legal obligation or ongoing proceedings prevent this.

• Images: Uploaded images such as profile pictures, banners, crew logos or images in creator content are kept in public storage. When you replace or remove an image, it disappears from WANTED SIX, but the file may still be accessible at its direct address until we delete it. We delete such files on request.

• After your account is deleted: Comments you have not deleted yourself beforehand remain publicly visible and are shown under “Deleted account”, that is, without your name and without a link to your profile. Your chat messages remain readable for the other participants in each conversation, also shown as “Deleted account”. This keeps discussions and conversations understandable. For this content, the right of use continues to that extent. If you do not want this, delete the content beforehand or ask us to remove it; we will review your request as described in the privacy policy.

• Evidence: Reported chat messages are stored as an unchangeable copy in the relevant moderation case, even if the original is deleted later. The privacy policy explains for how long.

You are responsible for your content. Only post what you created yourself or have the necessary rights and permissions for, for example from people who can be recognised in your images or videos. A source link does not replace permission. Link to official trailers and images from Rockstar Games instead of uploading them. We do not review content before it is published, and we do not adopt members' content as our own.

8. News, rumours and leaks

• WANTED SIX is not an official service of Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. Only what they publish themselves counts as official.

• We label our editorial content by source, for example as official, report, rumour, leak or community, and name the source where possible. Rumours and leaks are unconfirmed and may turn out to be wrong. There is more on this in the disclaimer.

• We do not provide leaked game files, builds, source code or other stolen material. You may not upload, link to or offer such material either. If you write about rumours or leaks yourself, label them as such.

• Our editorial team reviews tips you send through Send a tip. Tips are not published automatically and are not rewarded.

• Rights holders can ask us at any time to remove content by writing to hello@wantedsix.com. We review such requests promptly.

9. Comments, likes and chats

• Comments can be written by signed-in members under posts that allow comments; creators decide this for each of their posts. Comments are public, including for visitors without an account. You can edit and delete your own comments.

• For likes, we only show the number publicly, not who liked something.

• Direct messages are only visible to the two people involved. Depending on the other person's settings, your first message arrives as a request; until it is accepted, only that one message is possible.

• Crew channels are only visible to crew members with the required role. Anyone who joins a crew also sees the earlier history of the channels they have access to.

• Our team, including founders and admins, cannot read private chats through the platform. Chats are not end-to-end encrypted, though, so do not share passwords or other sensitive data in them.

• If someone breaks the rules in a chat, select up to 20 messages in the conversation and report them. Only that selection goes to moderation (sections 7 and 14).

• To limit spam, we restrict how many comments, messages and new conversations are possible within a short time.

10. Crews

• You can belong to one crew at most. Whoever founds a crew is its owner.

• There are four roles: owner, crew admin, officer and member. Owners and crew admins manage the crew profile, members, channels and applications; officers handle applications and invitations and manage the crew's participation in challenges; all members chat in the channels open to them. Members and roles can only be managed below your own role.

• Owners and crew admins are responsible for making sure that the crew's name, tag, logo, banner, description, links and application questions comply with these terms. Application questions must never ask for ID, documents, passwords or other sensitive data. Answers to application questions are visible to the crew's owner, crew admins and officers.

• The crew leadership decides on admission, roles and removals. It acts fairly and in line with these terms. Owners and crew admins can see these steps in the crew's management history, including the reason given for removals.

• Members can leave a crew at any time. As the owner, you first have to hand over leadership to an active member; you confirm this explicitly and then become a crew admin. If an owner is suspended or has requested deletion of their account, we may hand leadership to an active member, stating our reasons.

• The owner can dissolve the crew. All memberships then end, open applications and invitations are closed, the channels are archived and the crew disappears from the public directory. Members are notified. The privacy policy explains what remains stored.

• If a crew breaks the rules, we may restrict it. It then disappears from the public directory and cannot accept new members.

11. Creator programme

• You apply for the creator programme on the application page with a profile name, your focus, a short introduction and links to your channels, and you accept the creator guidelines in the process. Applying and being admitted are free. Our team decides on admission after reviewing your channels; you will see any questions, the status and, if you are rejected, the reasons on the application page. After a rejection, you can apply again once a waiting period has passed.

• As an admitted creator, you publish clips, edits, screenshots, guides and posts yourself in the Creator Studio, without prior approval from us, and design your creator page. You are responsible for this content, in particular for holding the rights to it and for labelling advertising as required by the creator guidelines.

• You may only link a YouTube channel that is your own. Your creator page can then show your latest public videos with view and like counts, and we may show them in highlights on WANTED SIX. Our server fetches this public data through Google's YouTube interface.

• Verification (“W6 verified”) is a separate decision by our team. It is not an official identity check and is not required for publishing.

• There is no payment in real money. You can receive Wanted Tokens through your creator code (section 12). We do not currently arrange sponsorships.

• If content breaks the rules, we may hide it; the text and media remain unchanged, and you can see the reason in the Creator Studio. In case of breaches we may also withdraw your verification or your creator status, always with reasons. Once your creator status is withdrawn, your creator page and creator content are no longer public, but your regular account remains.

12. XP, Season Points, Wanted Tokens and rewards

For your activity on WANTED SIX you receive experience points (XP), Season Points (SP) and Wanted Tokens (WT) according to fixed rules. Your level and rank are based on your XP. These points are a game element of the community, not a means of payment. The following applies:

• No cash value. XP, SP and WT have no cash value. You cannot buy, sell or cash them out, exchange them for money or other currencies, give them away or transfer them to other accounts. They are not a cryptocurrency.

• Earning points. You earn points through daily missions, weekly goals, the Season Pass, challenges, invitations and the creator code. Simply viewing pages, likes, follows, comments, chat messages, sharing and creator publications earn no points. Missions only count actions confirmed by our server. Daily, weekly or monthly caps apply; the current values are shown on the relevant pages.

• Redeeming Wanted Tokens. You can only redeem WT in the rewards catalogue for digital items such as banners, badges, profile frames or an XP boost. Cosmetic items you have redeemed stay in your account permanently, even if an offer is later removed from the catalogue. You activate a boost yourself, and it then lasts 24 hours. Items cannot be transferred.

• Season Pass. The Season Pass is free; there is no paid tier. You claim the tiers you reach during the season or within the stated grace period; after that, claiming is no longer possible.

• No expiry. XP and WT do not expire over time. Season Points only count for the season in which you collect them.

• Rankings and Hall of Fame. Public rankings show the position, handle, display name, profile picture and XP with level and rank, or the Season Points of a season, and only for public profiles. The top three of each season and the top three of each challenge are listed permanently in the Hall of Fame, without your name if your profile is private; so are the three best crews of each season. In cases of manipulation or errors we may hide entries; we record the reason and tell you on request.

• Invitations and creator codes. WT for invitations and for creators are only awarded for genuine new members who meet the conditions on the invite friends and creator rewards pages, such as a confirmed email address and activity on several days. Whether the conditions are met, and whether the same person is behind two accounts, is checked automatically. If you think such a decision is wrong, write to us and a person will review it.

• Fair play and corrections. We may correct or reverse points, tiers or items that resulted from a technical error or from a breach of these terms, for example through second accounts, bots or collusion. A balance never becomes negative as a result. Corrections are made by a person and appear with a reason in your history. Serious breaches can also lead to the measures in section 14.

• Rule changes. We may change values and rules for the future, such as points per mission, caps or prices in the rewards catalogue, if this is objectively justified and reasonable for you, for example to keep the system balanced, prevent abuse or fix errors. Points already credited and items already redeemed are not affected, except in cases of error or abuse. We announce material changes on the platform in advance.

• When your account ends. When your account is deleted, all points, tiers and items lapse. There is no compensation in money, because they have no cash value.

13. Challenges, events and prizes

• Taking part in challenges and events is free. There is no entry fee, no stake in WT or money and no prize draw.

• Each challenge states its requirements, deadlines and how entries are judged, for example by our team against set criteria or by a community vote. Submissions are reviewed by people. In case of breaches, such as falsified evidence, we may disqualify participants, stating our reasons.

• In a vote, each eligible member has one vote per challenge, which they can change. You cannot vote for yourself or your own crew. Accounts with a confirmed email address that have existed for a minimum period, currently seven days, can vote.

• The text and links of your submission may be shown publicly during a vote. Uploaded evidence such as images or videos is never public; only you and the reviewing team can see it. Results and placings are public, without your name if your profile is private.

• We currently award no cash or physical prizes. If we offer such prizes, separate conditions of participation apply in advance, which we publish with the challenge concerned.

• Events have stated deadlines for signing up and cancelling. If an event is full and has a waiting list, you go on it and automatically move up in the order of sign-up when a place becomes free. Events may be postponed or cancelled; we inform signed-up members on the platform. For events offered by a creator, that creator is responsible for the content and running of the event.

14. Reports and moderation

Reporting in the app

As a signed-in member, you report comments, profiles, crews, creator content, articles, creator events and challenge submissions using “Report” and choose a reason, such as spam, harassment, hate, sexual content, violence, fraud or cheating, impersonation or privacy. You report chat messages directly in the chat. The reported person does not find out who reported them. Once we have dealt with your report, you receive a notification, unless you have switched these off in your notification settings. It confirms that we have dealt with your report but does not state the outcome. If you consider content illegal and want to receive our decision with reasons, also report it as described in the next section.

Reporting illegal content, also without an account

Anyone, including people without an account, can report content on WANTED SIX that they consider illegal, using the contact form or by email to hello@wantedsix.com. So that we can review the report, please include:

1. the exact address (URL) of the content,

2. an explanation of why you consider the content illegal,

3. your name and email address; this is not required for reports of child sexual abuse material,

4. a statement that your information is accurate and complete to the best of your knowledge.

We review the report promptly, carefully and objectively. Where we can reach you, we confirm receipt and tell you our decision together with the options for challenging it. If we suspect a criminal offence that threatens people's life or safety, we inform the competent authorities.

How we decide

We assess content and conduct against these terms, the community and creator guidelines and the applicable law. We do not review content before it is published, but we follow up on reports and on our own findings. We act carefully, objectively and proportionately and take into account the rights of everyone involved, including freedom of expression.

On the technical side, we automatically limit how many comments, messages, new conversations and reports are possible within a short time, and we check lengths and file formats. Reports are automatically pre-sorted by reason and number so that urgent cases are dealt with first. However, decisions about content and accounts are always made by a person on our moderation team; we do not make automated moderation decisions. Time-limited suspensions end automatically at the set time.

Possible measures

Depending on how serious, frequent and harmful a breach is, and whether it was intentional, we may:

• close a case without action if there is no breach,

• issue a warning,

• hide content; its text is not changed,

• correct points, hide ranking entries or disqualify someone from a challenge,

• restrict a crew,

• withdraw creator status or verification,

• suspend an account for a set period or indefinitely; during a suspension you can still read content, manage your data and appeal, but you cannot use community features, so you cannot post, comment, chat or report,

• end the user agreement (section 16).

Statement of reasons

We give reasons for every measure against you or your content. For warnings, suspensions, hidden content, restricted crews, the withdrawal of creator status or verification and disqualification from a challenge, you receive a notification. You can see the reasons there or in the relevant place: warnings and suspensions in your account settings under “Warnings & suspensions”, hidden creator content in the Creator Studio, crew restrictions in the crew's management history and point corrections in your history. We tell you the reason for a hidden ranking entry on request.

The statement of reasons sets out the measure and how long it applies, the facts we rely on, whether a report triggered it, and the rule in these terms or the guidelines or, for illegal content, the legal basis. We do not reveal who reported you. Section 15 and “Warnings & suspensions” explain how you can challenge a decision.

15. Appeals and dispute resolution

• Appeal in your account: You can appeal a warning or suspension once in your account settings under “Warnings & suspensions”, as long as the measure is active, including during a suspension. Briefly explain why you think the decision is wrong. Our team reviews the case again and tells you the outcome with reasons. If your appeal succeeds, the measure ends immediately.

• Other decisions: To challenge other decisions, such as hiding content, restricting a crew, withdrawing creator status or verification, or our decision on your report, contact us through the contact form or by email. We review these cases again too and reply with reasons.

• Out-of-court dispute settlement: Independently of this, you can turn to an out-of-court dispute settlement body certified under Article 21 of the Digital Services Act. The European Commission (opens in a new tab) publishes a list of these bodies.

• Courts: You can go to the competent courts at any time (section 21). You do not have to appeal first.

• Supervision: If you believe that we are breaching the Digital Services Act, you can complain to KommAustria as the Austrian Digital Services Coordinator (supported by RTR-GmbH, Mariahilfer Straße 77–79, 1060 Vienna, www.rtr.at (opens in a new tab)) or to the corresponding authority in your country.

16. Ending your use, suspension and termination

Termination by you

You can end the user agreement at any time, without notice and free of charge, by requesting the deletion of your account under Data & account. You can also download a copy of key account data there beforehand; the privacy policy explains what it contains and how to get full access to your data. Once you have made the request, your profile is hidden immediately and your account is restricted. Until the deletion has been carried out, you can withdraw the request. We carry out the deletion manually and aim to complete it within 30 days. If you are the owner of a crew with other members, hand over leadership or dissolve the crew first. The privacy policy explains what remains stored after deletion and why.

Suspension and termination by us

For good cause, we may suspend your account or end the agreement without notice, in particular in the case of serious breaches of these terms or breaches repeated despite a warning, illegal content, getting around a suspension, fraud or manipulation, or if you are under 18. Before doing so, we consider whether a milder measure, such as a warning or a time-limited suspension, is sufficient. We give you reasons for every such decision, and you can challenge it as described in section 15. If we have ended the agreement for good cause, you may not create a new account without our consent.

Without good cause, we can only terminate the agreement with reasonable notice, for example if we discontinue WANTED SIX. We will announce this on the platform in good time so that you can download your data beforehand.

Consequences

When the agreement ends, you can no longer use your account. XP, Season Points, Wanted Tokens, tiers and items lapse. Section 7 applies to your content.

17. Availability and development

We work to run WANTED SIX in a stable and secure way. We cannot promise uninterrupted availability, however: maintenance, faults, security incidents or outages at our technical service providers and at third-party services such as Google, Steam or YouTube may temporarily limit use.

WANTED SIX is a free service that we keep developing. We may change, add or discontinue features if this is reasonable for you, in particular because the change is minor and objectively justified, for example by technical developments, security, legal requirements, abuse, changed terms of third-party providers or very low use of a feature. We announce changes that noticeably affect you on the platform in advance. If you do not agree with a change, you can end the agreement at any time (section 16). Features marked “Soon” are not yet available.

Embedded third-party content, such as YouTube videos, only loads after you have given consent in the cookie notice, in the cookie settings or directly on the placeholder, and the provider's own terms also apply to it. Google's or Steam's own terms also apply when you sign in with Google or verify via Steam.

18. Changes to these terms

We update these terms when WANTED SIX, the law or case law changes. The current version and its date are always on this page. We inform signed-in members about changes on the platform in good time before they take effect and explain what is changing.

• Changes that are solely to your advantage, purely linguistic or editorial adjustments and changes that implement mandatory legal requirements apply from the announced date.

• All other changes, in particular those that materially affect your rights or obligations, only apply to you once you expressly agree to them. Silence or simply continuing to use WANTED SIX does not count as agreement.

• If you do not agree, the previous version continues to apply to you. If continuing on the previous terms is not reasonable for us, we may terminate the agreement with reasonable notice; we will point this out in the announcement. You can end the agreement yourself at any time.

19. Rights in WANTED SIX and third-party trademarks

The WANTED SIX name, brand and logo, the platform software, our own illustrations and graphics and the editorial texts are legally protected. These rights are held by Salim Ghannameh, unless third-party rights apply. WKD GmbH operates WANTED SIX with the owner's authorisation. You may view WANTED SIX content and link to it. Any further use, in particular copying entire articles, databases or graphics, commercial use or scraping, requires prior consent; please send requests to hello@wantedsix.com. Uses permitted by law, such as quotations with a source reference, are not affected.

Grand Theft Auto, GTA, Rockstar Games and related marks are trademarks of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. and its subsidiaries. WANTED SIX is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. We label official images from Rockstar Games with “© Rockstar Games” and use them to inform about the game. Rights holders can ask us to remove such content at any time.

20. Liability

• We are liable without limitation for damage caused intentionally or through gross negligence by us, our staff or the people we engage to perform our obligations.

• We are liable without limitation for personal injury, meaning injury to life, body or health, even in cases of slight negligence.

• We are not liable for other damage caused only through slight negligence. Claims under the General Data Protection Regulation are not affected by this.

• Your statutory rights in the event of defects are not affected.

• Members, creators and third parties are themselves responsible for content they post or that can be reached through links and embedded services. If we become aware of illegal content, we act as described in section 14.

21. Governing law and jurisdiction

These terms and the user agreement are governed by Austrian law, excluding the conflict-of-law rules of private international law. If you are a consumer, this choice of law only applies to the extent that it does not deprive you of the protection of the mandatory provisions of the law of the country where you habitually reside. You can therefore always rely on those protective provisions.

Claims against you as a consumer can only be brought before the courts at your place of residence, your habitual residence or, in Austria, also your place of employment (§ 14 of the Austrian Consumer Protection Act and Article 18 of Regulation (EU) No 1215/2012). You yourself can sue us at our registered office in Amstetten or at your place of residence. Other statutory places of jurisdiction remain unaffected.

22. Language versions, final provisions and contact

These terms are available in German and English. Both language versions have the same content. If they contradict each other, the interpretation more favourable to you applies.

If any provision of these terms is invalid, the remaining provisions remain valid. The statutory rules take the place of the invalid provision. We only transfer the user agreement to another company with your consent.

We answer questions about these terms in German or English: through the contact form, by email to hello@wantedsix.com or by post to WKD GmbH, Arthur-Krupp-Straße 1, 3300 Amstetten, Austria. These channels are also our single point of contact for users under Article 12 of the Digital Services Act.