Public tier lists support upvotes and threaded comments — both help the creator earn XP and drive discoverability.
Voting#
Open any public tier list and click the upvote button near the top. Votes toggle, so you can remove yours any time.
- You must be logged in
- One vote per tier list per user
- You can't vote on your own tier lists
- You can't vote on private tier lists
Creators earn bonus XP as their lists hit milestones:
| Upvotes | Bonus XP |
|---|---|
| 10 | +50 |
| 50 | +100 |
| 100 | +250 |
| 500 | +500 |
All four stack — up to 900 XP per tier list at 500 upvotes.
Comments#
Scroll to the comments section at the bottom of any tier list. Type a comment (3–1,000 characters) and click Post Comment. You can reply to others, and creators can delete comments on their own lists.
Community Etiquette#
- "I'd rank X higher because…"
- "Have you considered Y?"
- Be respectful — critique rankings, not people
- Acknowledge that tier lists are subjective
- "This list is trash"
- "You have terrible taste"
- Attack the creator personally
- Spam or self-promote
Reporting Problems#
Click the flag icon on any comment or tier list to report harassment, spam, offensive content, or off-topic trolling. Moderators review reports within 24–48 hours.
Finding Good Tier Lists#
The main Tier Lists page lets you filter by content type (series, characters, issues, teams, publishers) and sort by trending, newest, or most voted. Featured lists appear at the top with a badge.
Handling Disagreement#
Tier lists are subjective — there are no "wrong" rankings. Different criteria produce different results, and discussion is the point. Read the creator's description first to understand their criteria. Comment respectfully when you disagree, and move on if it's just a taste difference. When others disagree with you, explain your reasoning without taking it personally.