Editorial policy
Each page answers one question. Codes, status, controls, and builds do not share a single article. We would rather have a short honest page than a long invented one.
What counts as checked
A claim needs two independent public sources before we treat it as settled: a game page, a video description, a dated guide, a community invite, a store page. One source is labeled “1 source” in the table. We do not upgrade a single guide into an official sheet.
If the sources disagree, both figures stay. The badge table is an example: PGG/Roonby and Gamepur publish different thresholds for eight rows. We print both readings with their source labels. If nobody published a number, the cell stays blank. We do not estimate file size, price, or a make percentage.
How a page is written
The closing note is a judgment: what we kept, what we refused to merge, and one Limitation sentence. It is not a lab log. Interface addresses belong in the source list, not in that note. We do not tell you to redeem a code inside a client as a condition of trusting the table. The table’s status column is the source count.
Corrections go to [email protected]. The date on the page changes when the text changes. Code pages are meant to be re-read within a day or two of a new public list.
FAQ
Does a source count mean a guaranteed result?
No. It states how many public sources support the listed claim. A one-source item stays labeled and conflicting readings remain separate.
Why are some cells empty?
Because no source published that number. An empty cell is the correction, not a missing edit.
Who do I tell about a mistake?
[email protected] with the source URL.
Sources
- Roblox game record — retrieved 2026-11-02
Edited 2026-11-02. Related: status · codes · how to play.