How a sentence gets in · Last checked 2 Nov 2026
Editorial policy
I publish a number only when a public page or a public clip shows it. If two sources disagree, both numbers stay. If nobody shows it, the cell stays blank.
What I count
A public game page, a group page, a store image, a video, or a written list can be a source. I name it at the bottom of the page with the day I read it. I do not merge a morning count with an afternoon count into a third number.
The status column says how many sources agree, for example “3 sources” or “1 source”. I do not use a status that only says the work was skipped.
One sentence at the end of each page, labeled Limitation, says the boundary for that page. I do not repeat that boundary as a stack of denials.
What I will not do
I will not invent a code, a room number, a perk list, or a date. I will not copy another site’s paragraphs. I will not present a community tier or a role-play scene as something the studio posted.
Corrections are welcome at [email protected]. The page date moves when the words move.
Questions
When is something a fact?
When at least two independent public sources agree. A single list or a single clip is labeled as one source.
How do I ask for a fix?
Email [email protected] with the page and the link. I change the sentence and the checked date together.
Related
Sources
Method: public pages and dated gameplay videos are compared; table status labels distinguish single-source observations from independent corroboration. Roblox pages and endpoints count as one official source.
- Roblox game page — checked 2026-11-02