> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.rwlarp.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.rwlarp.app/profile-labels.md).

# About profile labels and checkmarks

### Blue checkmark

The blue checkmark means that an account has an active subscription to RWL Pro and meets our eligibility requirements. These accounts may represent an individual or an organization. 

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### Gold checkmark and square profile picture

The gold checkmark indicates that the account is an official organization account.

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### Affiliation badges

Affiliation badges indicates that an account is connected to an organization on RWL. The affiliation badge contains the profile photo of a Organization and is applied to all the affiliates of that organization. Affiliated accounts can have gold, red, or blue checkmarks depending on the type of account. Affiliation badges are displayed on profiles, posts, timelines, notifications, DMs, search results and elsewhere.<br>

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### Red checkmark

The Content Creator badge (Red Checkmark) indicates that an account is an official Content Creator on RWL. The badge is displayed alongside the account’s red verification checkmark and helps identify creators who are recognized by RWL. Content Creator badges are displayed on profiles, posts, timelines, notifications, DMs, search results and elsewhere.

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