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Community Guidelines and Fair Play

The rules that keep the Top 500 fair and friendly: names, avatars, honest scores and how moderation works. Last updated: October 22, 2026.

Fair play

  • Score with your own hands on a normal keyboard, mouse or touchscreen.
  • Do not use macros, auto-clickers, scripts, browser extensions, modified hardware or any tool that presses or clicks for you.
  • Do not edit the page, replay network requests or submit made-up numbers. Results that are physically impossible are rejected automatically.
  • One person, one account. Do not create several accounts to hold several places on the same list.

Player names

  • Use a nickname of 2 to 20 characters. Do not use your real full name, email address, phone number or any link.
  • No hate speech, harassment, sexual content, impersonation of other people or of staff, or names that promote illegal activity.

Avatars

Pick a built-in avatar, use your Google profile picture, or upload your own square picture (JPG, PNG, GIF or WebP, up to 2 MB). Pictures must be safe for all ages and must not show anyone else without permission, contain nudity, violence, hate symbols or advertising, or infringe copyright. We resize uploaded pictures and may remove any picture that breaks these rules.

How scores are checked

  1. Automatic limits reject scores above what a human can do in the chosen time.
  2. Scores that are possible but unusually fast are held until a moderator checks them.
  3. Each player appears once per list, with their best score only.
  4. Moderators can unpublish a score, change a name or avatar, suspend an account or delete it if these guidelines are broken.

Because scores are measured in the player’s browser, the leaderboard is a community ranking, not an officially verified record. Our accuracy guide explains the limits of any online counter.

Reporting a problem

If you think a score, name or avatar breaks these rules, tell us on the contact page with the list, the player name and what looks wrong. We review reports and act on confirmed ones.

Your privacy

Your player name, avatar and scores are public on the leaderboard. Your email address is never shown. Read the Privacy Policy for details.