The New York Times Games section is soliciting reader stories about their gaming streaks for an upcoming article. The editorial team specifically wants to hear from players of Wordle, the Crossword, Connections and Strands who have developed strong attachments to their daily winning streaks.

The request asks readers to share any drastic measures they've taken to preserve a streak, as well as stories about breaking streaks and the emotional circumstances that led to those breaks. The Times emphasized it will verify information and obtain permission before publishing any submitted content.

This outreach reflects the significant cultural impact these puzzle games have had since the Times expanded its games portfolio. Millions of players have incorporated these daily puzzles into their routines, with streak counts becoming a point of pride for many users.

The newspaper noted it will not share contact information outside its newsroom and will only use submitted details to follow up with potential sources. Readers interested in contributing can reach out to the Games team directly.