Sharing and being cited

How to share eggs and credit the people who found them.

Paste a link anywhere. Every egg, basket and profile unfurls as a proper card on Discord, iMessage, X, Reddit and the rest, showing the evidence, title and stamps.

Copy credit line. On any egg, "Copy credit line" (on a phone, under "More ways to share") copies a one-line credit for your video description or post. It starts with the egg and its game, names the finder once a moderator verifies the discovery (a finder someone has named but nobody has checked yet is marked as a claim), says who documented it here, and links back, so the credit survives wherever the clip ends up. For a whole game, its page's Credits tab lists every egg with its line, and "Copy all" copies them in one go, or download the list as a spreadsheet (CSV) with the finder, the dates and the proof in columns; a hunt's credits page does the same for a hunt.

Embed an egg. "Copy embed code" gives you a small card you can drop into a blog or a wiki ("Copy light embed" for a site with a light page). It links back to the egg and updates itself if the egg gets verified. Some blog and note tools embed a pasted egg address by themselves (they read the page's oEmbed link); where yours doesn't, paste the code.

Your hunter card. A shareable image with your rank, points and latest stamps. It's on your profile.

Writing about a find, or streaming a hunt? Press and creators has the short version, the logo and an address for questions.

Reusing what's here. Egg text and hunter-uploaded evidence are published under CC BY-SA 4.0. Use them anywhere, just credit the hunter and Wild Wasteland and share alike.