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### Protecting the Wanted Network Ecosystem Wanted Network is built around creator participation, gaming content, social submissions, WNTD rewards, and sponsored campaigns. That creates opportunity. It also creates risk. Creator reward systems can attract spam, stolen content, fake engagement, copyright issues, impersonation, bot activity, and misleading claims. Wanted Network is designed to protect the ecosystem through content rules, creator verification, submission review, reward controls, anti-abuse systems, and clear platform policies. Trust is not optional. For Wanted Network to work, creators, holders, sponsors, and community members must believe the platform is fair, independent, and serious about protecting the ecosystem. ### Independent Platform Status Wanted Network is an independent creator-rewards platform. Wanted Network is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or connected to Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive, Grand Theft Auto, GTA 6, or any related publisher, developer, trademark owner, or rights holder. WNTD does not function inside GTA 6 or any Rockstar Games product. WNTD does not represent ownership of GTA 6, Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar Games intellectual property, characters, footage, screenshots, music, logos, trademarks, in-game items, or related materials. Wanted Network rewards creators for original content, commentary, reactions, predictions, memes, clips, and social submissions around gaming launch cycles. The platform does not sell or tokenize third-party game assets. ### Creator Responsibility Creators are responsible for the content they submit. Creators must follow: * Wanted Network rules * social platform rules * copyright rules * trademark rules * advertising disclosure requirements * applicable laws * campaign-specific Mission rules * Bounty eligibility requirements Wanted Network may review, reject, remove, disqualify, or restrict submissions that violate platform rules or create risk for the ecosystem. Participation in Wanted Network does not give creators permission to misuse third-party intellectual property, copyrighted materials, trademarks, leaked content, pirated materials, music, footage, or assets. ### Allowed Content Categories Wanted Network is designed to reward original, transformative, and platform-compliant creator content. Allowed content may include: * original reactions * commentary * predictions * creator opinions * memes * skits * short-form edits * review-style content * launch discussion * gameplay clips where permitted * livestream highlights where permitted * creator analysis * community discussions * platform-compliant fan content * sponsor-approved content * Mission-specific submissions Creators should focus on original content and their own creative input. The more a submission depends on copied material without commentary, transformation, or original contribution, the more likely it is to be rejected or disqualified. ### Prohibited Content Wanted Network may reject or disqualify content involving: * leaked footage * stolen content * pirated materials * unauthorized uploads * copyrighted content used outside applicable rules * fake official announcements * false partnership claims * fake Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive affiliation * misleading use of third-party logos or branding * impersonation * plagiarism * duplicate submissions * bot engagement * fake metrics * purchased engagement * spam submissions * AI-generated spam farms * prohibited platform content * hate content * harassment * scams * phishing * malware * illegal activity * account-selling promotion * cheat promotion * hack promotion * mod menu promotion * exploit tutorials * money glitch promotion * unauthorized marketplace activity Wanted Network may update prohibited content rules as new risks appear. ### No Leaked or Pirated Content Wanted Network does not allow submissions based on leaked, stolen, pirated, or unauthorized materials. This rule is especially important during pre-launch gaming cycles, when leaks and unofficial materials may circulate online. Creators should not submit content that depends on: * leaked gameplay * leaked builds * stolen footage * datamined assets * pirated copies * unauthorized screenshots * NDA-breaking content * unreleased materials obtained improperly Submissions using these materials may be disqualified. Creators who repeatedly submit prohibited materials may lose platform access, Bounty eligibility, Heat, rank, or rewards. ### No Official Affiliation Claims Creators may not claim, imply, or suggest that Wanted Network is officially connected to Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive, Grand Theft Auto, GTA 6, or any third-party game publisher unless such relationship is publicly confirmed by the relevant rights holder. Prohibited claims include: * “official GTA 6 rewards” * “official Rockstar campaign” * “GTA 6 token” * “GTA 6 crypto” * “earn inside GTA 6” * “Rockstar-backed” * “Take-Two partner” * “Grand Theft Auto Web3 integration” * “WNTD works inside GTA 6” * “GTA 6 item rewards” * “tokenized GTA assets” Wanted Network is an independent creator-rewards platform. Any creator content suggesting otherwise may be removed or disqualified. ### No In-Game Asset Claims WNTD is not an in-game currency. WNTD does not provide access to GTA 6 or any third-party game. WNTD does not purchase game items, skins, vehicles, characters, missions, currency, accounts, upgrades, or assets. Wanted Network does not sell NFTs or digital collectibles based on third-party game assets unless specifically authorized by the rights holder. Wanted Network’s focus is the creator content layer around gaming, not in-game economies. ### Fair Competition Wanted Network is designed to reward real creator activity. The platform may use verification, review systems, trust signals, and manual checks to protect fair competition. Creators may be disqualified for: * manipulating engagement * using bots * buying fake views * buying fake likes * buying fake comments * submitting duplicate content * stealing content from other creators * misrepresenting account ownership * using fake accounts * farming referrals * coordinating dishonest voting * violating Mission rules * evading platform restrictions Wanted Network may delay reward distribution while suspicious activity is reviewed. ### Creator Verification Wanted Network may use creator verification to protect Bounties and reduce abuse. Verification may include: * wallet connection * social account connection * account ownership confirmation * email confirmation * creator profile review * follower or account age checks * manual review for high-value Bounties * sponsor-specific eligibility checks Not every Mission may require the same level of verification. Open Missions may have lower barriers. High-value Bounties, sponsor campaigns, Wanted Spotlight placements, and premium Missions may require stronger verification. ### Manual Review Major Bounty winners may be subject to manual review before rewards are finalized. Manual review may evaluate: * content originality * platform compliance * Mission relevance * suspicious metrics * engagement quality * duplicate submissions * copyright risk * impersonation risk * account authenticity * community vote integrity Manual review helps protect the platform from rewarding fake or prohibited activity. Wanted Network may reject, reduce, delay, or cancel rewards if submissions violate rules. ### Reward Eligibility Submitting content does not guarantee rewards. Reward eligibility may depend on: * Mission rules * verification status * submission approval * Heat score * Wanted Board ranking * manual review * community voting * sponsor selection * anti-abuse checks * content quality * timing * Bounty availability Wanted Network reserves the right to disqualify content that violates rules or creates risk for the platform. ### Anti-Bot and Anti-Fraud Controls Wanted Network may use anti-abuse systems to detect and reduce fraud. These may include: * suspicious traffic analysis * engagement quality review * duplicate content detection * wallet behavior analysis * account age checks * rate limits * submission limits * referral monitoring * manual moderation * community reporting * vote manipulation controls * reward vesting * delayed payouts for review These systems are designed to protect real creators and reduce low-quality farming. ### Community Voting Integrity WNTD holders and eligible community members may participate in voting for selected Bounties, featured creators, or community picks. Voting systems may include controls such as: * wallet eligibility rules * staking requirements * vote caps * creator reputation filters * anti-sybil checks * manual review * suspicious voting detection * community moderation Voting should help surface strong creators. It should not become a whale-controlled or bot-controlled system. ### Sponsor Campaign Standards Sponsors using Wanted Network must follow platform rules. Sponsor Missions and Bounties may be reviewed before launch. Wanted Network may reject sponsor campaigns that involve: * scams * misleading claims * illegal products * prohibited financial promises * fake partnerships * impersonation * harmful content * unauthorized IP use * exploit promotion * account-selling * spam campaigns * unsafe or deceptive activity Sponsor campaigns should be clear, disclosed, and aligned with platform standards. ### Disclosure and Transparency Some promotional placements, sponsor campaigns, media features, or creator activations may require disclosure. Creators and sponsors are responsible for following applicable disclosure rules on the platforms they use. Wanted Network may label or identify sponsored Missions, paid placements, promoted content, or selected media campaigns where appropriate. Transparency protects creators, users, sponsors, and the Wanted Network brand. ### Protecting Gamers Wanted Network is built around gaming content, but it is not designed to interfere with games. The platform does not force crypto into gameplay. It does not require gamers to use WNTD to play games. It does not tokenize third-party game assets. It does not create blockchain items inside existing games. It does not sell cheats, accounts, mod menus, or exploits. Wanted Network focuses on creators who produce content around gaming culture. The platform’s position is simple: > **Wanted Network does not bring crypto into games.**\ > **It brings rewards and visibility to the creator economy around gaming.** ### Rule Updates Wanted Network may update its rules as the platform evolves. New Mission types, sponsor campaigns, content formats, social platforms, regulatory changes, IP concerns, or abuse patterns may require updated policies. Creators and users are responsible for reviewing current platform rules before participating in Missions, Bounties, Spotlight placements, or sponsor campaigns. ### Summary Wanted Network depends on trust. The platform must protect creators, holders, sponsors, and community members from abuse, misleading claims, fake engagement, stolen content, and IP misuse. Wanted Network is independent. Wanted Network does not claim ownership of third-party games or game assets. Wanted Network does not operate inside GTA 6 or any other third-party game. Wanted Network rewards creator content, competition, visibility, and participation around gaming launch cycles. The goal is to build a creator-rewards ecosystem that is exciting, useful, fair, and responsible. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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