Editorial policy

Each page answers one question: the codes, the redeem steps, a route, a table, or a lookalike game. We do not merge those into a single roundup.

A checked fact has two independent public sources. A detail from one source is printed with that limit in the status or in the sentence. When sources disagree, both versions stay on the page. We do not invent a midpoint. Empty cells mean the source did not print a number. We do not estimate them.

Visit counts, player counts and favorite counts are a reading from the date in the sentence. They are not a live ticker. Code status follows the lists named on sources. A code that one list calls expired moves to the disputed table even if other lists still print it, and the row says who said what.

We do not publish exploit scripts, executor names, or links to script hosts. The script page quotes Roblox's cheating rule and points at the idle systems the game describes.

Every page has a short first-person note about the judgment on that page, and one Limitation sentence. Corrections with a public URL can be sent to [email protected]. If the correction checks out, the page date moves with the change.