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Editorial policy

A fact needs two independent public sources before I treat it as settled. One source stays labeled. A clash stays a clash.

What counts as a source

How a page shows the check

Tables use a status such as “3 sources,” “2 sources,” “New · 1 source,” or “Sources disagree.” The date is the day I compared them. If a number is missing, the cell stays empty or says “Not documented.” I do not fill it with an estimate. The note at the bottom says which judgment I made. The boundary of the work is one sentence that starts with Limitation.

I do not publish cheat scripts, executors, or steps that break Roblox rules. I do not host the game. Prices and player counts are snapshots. Code rows are refreshed from the three code pages by a scheduled job. If a fetch comes back empty, the job stops and leaves the previous table in place.

Illustration beside the editorial policy
Illustrations are labeled as illustrations. Video links name the channel and use our original illustrations.
Objective diagram without room coordinates
Dashed links show key objectives, without assigning room positions or floor levels.
Can I ask for a correction?

Yes. Email [email protected] with the page and the source you want compared.

Why are some cells blank?

Because inventing a crank-part count or a badge condition would be worse than a blank.

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