Editorial policy

A sentence gets a status. Official, two sources, one source, or not public. The status is how you tell a fact from a search that has no footage behind it.

Official means the Roblox game page or the pass text. Two sources means two independent public places agree: a video and a different video, or a video and the game text. A wiki that only restates a video counts as that video, not as a second source.

One source stays labeled one source. We do not upgrade it because it is convenient. Not public means we looked and the game text, the videos, and the pass list do not say. That is the status for the ending count and for a maintenance key.

Conflicts stay side by side. Arthur on floor 29 in a video and floor 28 in a wiki are both printed. Day 2 night for the blackout in two videos, and Day 3 in a wiki, are both printed. We do not average them.

Numbers that move, such as visits and upvotes, are one reading with a date. They are not a live ticker. Robux prices are the store list on the check date.

Corrections: email the contact address with the page and the source. A valid correction changes the sentence and the date. We aim to do that within a week of a clear source. A request with no source is a question, not an edit.

We do not use a model as a source. A draft can be rewritten by an editor, and the sources at the bottom are the evidence. First-person lines on each page say what judgment the editor made.