Editorial Policy

A number goes on a page when a public source says it. One source stays labeled as one source. Two sources that disagree both stay.

Order of trust: the Roblox experience page and the public records that sit behind it, then a publisher’s own PDF or product page, then a reference article such as a Wikipedia entry, then a guide site. Search suggestions are clues, not sources.

Two independent publishers have to agree before this site calls something confirmed. A guide that copies another guide is not a second source. A single guide gets a “1 source” label. When amounts differ, as they do for the 2KLIKES reward, both amounts stay in the cell. When one guide still lists 250LIKES and another has marked it inactive, the status is “Sources disagree,” with the names in the source list.

Code pages are re-read at least weekly, and on the day the game page changes or a like milestone is announced. The month in the code title changes on the first of the month. Each page shows the same modified date in the page header and in the sitemap.

Empty cells are intentional. Cue names, ability effects, rank thresholds, and a ban rate are blank because they are not published. A correction is a dated line at the top of the page plus a mail to [email protected]. We do not host scripts, and we do not write a playable copy of the game.

Questions

When is a code marked confirmed?

When at least two independent public sources agree; repeated versions of the same announcement count once. One page is labeled as one source.

What if two sites disagree?

Both figures stay. The page does not average them.

Sources

How these pages are checked

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