FAQ

What is WE GO-6 Wolf Forest?

For now, an archive of the X Spaces hosted by the members of WE GO-6. Each Space has a short summary, an English translation of what is said and the Korean transcript. It was made so that fans who don't speak Korean can follow the Spaces too, and to help WE GO-6 reach more people around the world. Other features may be added in the future.

When are new Spaces added?

New Spaces are added after they end. It may take a little while.

How do I find a word or a moment?

In Search (in the menu):

  • Type a word to look through every Space, in Korean, English or both; click a result to open the Space at that moment.
  • Or paste a Space link from X to open that Space. To copy the link on X, open the Space, press the Share button, then Copy link.

On a Space page:

  • "Search this Space" highlights the matches in this Space only; ↑ ↓ go from one to the next, and a click on a line moves the timer there.
  • "Go to" moves the timer to a precise moment: type the time as X shows it (72:09 or 1:12:09), then Go or Enter.
  • To find the lines of one member, click their name at the top of the page, or type "member:" and their name (for example member:zero) in "Search this Space".
Where are my favorites and "Listened" ticks saved?

In this browser, on this device only: nothing is sent anywhere, and clearing your browser data removes them. To keep a copy or move them to another device, use Export on the Favorites page, then Import on the other device (Import adds to what is there, it never removes anything).

Why is a member's name missing or wrong?

The name next to each line is guessed from the voices. When the guess is not sure, no name is shown. A name can also be wrong, even when only one person is talking; short lines, laughter or two people talking at once are harder. The same goes for the members listed at the top of a Space page: someone can be missing or shown by mistake.

Are the transcripts and translations exact?

Not always. They are made automatically from the sound, so some words can be misheard or mistranslated, especially when several people talk at once or there is music or noise. Some lines can also be missing.

Why don't the Korean and English lines match one to one?

The Korean transcript and the English translation are made separately, so their lines start and end at different times. Both follow the same timer: the current line is highlighted in each column.