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Editorial policy
Each page on this guide answers one question. Codes answer “what can I copy today”. The beginner page answers the first hour. Passes answer the price. I do not merge those into a single roundup, and I do not add a page for a fossil that has no public facts beyond its name.
What counts as a source
- The public Roblox game page and the public catalog are first-hand for visits, the title mark, and pass prices.
- A guide or a video is a source when I can open it. Two guides that only repeat one video are not two independent measurements, and I try to say so.
- A figure with one source is labeled “1 source”. A figure with no source is a dash, not a zero and not a guess.
- When pages disagree, both numbers stay. The pass total 2,133 against the older 2,483 is shown as a stale table, not silently replaced.
The first-person note at the bottom of every page is the place I say what I decided. The sources list is the place I put the links. A single limitation sentence closes the note. Corrections go to [email protected] and, when I accept them, change the date on that page.
Questions
How are code statuses checked?
The status column names the independent public lists supporting each code and reward, with a check date; lists that repeat one original report count together.
What if two pages disagree?
Both figures stay. Different measurements stay separate. UPD5 now has an official event time on 7 November UTC; 8 November in Asian and Australian time zones is a date conversion, not a conflicting announcement.
How do I report a mistake?
Email [email protected] with the page and the public source that disagrees.
Sources
- Contact — checked 2026-11-02
- Roblox game page — checked 2026-11-02