Editorial policy
Every game number on this site is either copied from a public page or left blank. A single source stays a single source.
How a fact gets onto a page
I read the public game page, the group page, codes write-ups, and plate-format articles, then I compare them. Two independent sources can support a “2 sources” label. A mirror that says it copied the first site does not count. If the sources disagree, both figures stay, as with the code list: Roblox Den names three strings and RBX Radar’s monitor names none.
I do not invent rarity names, drop rates, prices, or dates to fill a table. The rarity page leaves four of the six tier names empty because the description never prints them. Plate fees are quoted only when a government page states them, and they carry the day I read that page.
The short note at the bottom of each page is where I say what judgment I made. The boundary of the work is one Limitation sentence. I do not scatter apologies through the article.
Corrections arrive at the contact address. When a page changes, its date changes with it. The sources page lists the method in one place so the footnotes can stay short.
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Questions
What does the source count mean?
The status column counts independent public sources supporting a code string. A reward can have fewer sources than the string, so the table labels its evidence separately.
Who is the author?
The editors of this site. The byline is not the game’s creator and not Roblox Corporation.
Sources
- Sources and methodology — checked 2026-11-09
Checked 2026-11-09. How these pages are checked.