Community

67 Community Rules: Be Loud, Be Kind, No Bots

The three rules of the 67 leaderboard and the reasoning behind each one. Short, because the meme is short.

· 2 min read · by the 67 team

The mascot holding up a checklist sign with lime checkmarks

Six seven! Don't just read it: Play 67 Join the chat

There is no account system, no chat and no comments on this site, so most of the usual rules do not apply. Three do.

1. Be loud

Tap. Scream. Push your country up the counter. Share your score card everywhere. The meme exists to be shouted, and the games are built for noise. Nobody ever got in trouble here for playing too much.

2. Be kind

The name you type appears on a public leaderboard that kids look at. So:

  • No slurs, no hate, no harassment aimed at anyone.
  • No real full names, yours or anyone else's.
  • No phone numbers, links or addresses.

Names that break this are removed, and the score goes with them. We do not warn first.

3. No bots

The counter accepts about fifteen taps per second per device. Anything faster is dropped. Coordinated human tapping, a whole class on the space bar, a Discord server on a mission, is the opposite of a problem: that is the game working. Scripts, macros and autoclickers are removed when detected, and the country totals are corrected. The leaderboard only means something if the numbers are hands.

What we do not have

  • No ads. The games are free and stay free.
  • No purchases. There is nothing to buy.
  • No tracking. Country only, from your network. Details on the privacy page.

What we ask

If you see a name that should not be there, or a country total that looks impossible, tell us: [email protected]. We check every report and answer every mail with a 67.

More 67