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Editorial policy
The page edit date and the evidence date mean different things. A content edit does not imply a new game test, fresh code redemption, or a recheck of every cited page. Individual sources and tables retain their own snapshot dates.
Rules
- One page, one question. A codes list does not also try to be a tier list.
- Official Roblox fields carry their sample date and their limits: created does not prove launch, updated does not identify patch contents, and generic Roblox platforms do not prove experience compatibility.
- Wiki and news claims are secondary. They keep the specific source page, source date, and an explicit not-independently-verified boundary.
- Disagreements stay visible. We do not delete the smaller reward to look tidy.
- Missing evidence is not evidence that a mechanic does not exist. No trading prices, elemental chart, reroll allowance, or duplicate recipe is supplied without support.
- We do not publish exploit steps, account sellers, or a file that pretends to be the Roblox client.
- Corrections go to [email protected]. A useful note includes the page and the screen.
What we will not dress up as a test
Agreement between code lists is not a redemption test and does not prove independent reporting. A wiki ranking is not a measured win rate. A dated menu report is not a current-build test.
Site-created illustrations are not gameplay screenshots or evidence of live testing. Source links and image credits do not by themselves grant permission to reuse someone else’s media.
Relative video upload labels such as “six days ago” are not exact publication timestamps. A video may be linked or embedded without an inferred upload date; structured publication metadata needs first-party evidence.
Questions
How often are codes checked?
The multi-source comparison is dated 16 October 2026. Eurogamer alone was fetched again on 17 October and still listed the same five codes. No daily recheck schedule or in-game validation is claimed.
Does a new edit date mean every fact was rechecked?
No. The edition date records editing. Source dates and individual recheck notes show what evidence was actually reviewed.