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Editorial policy
Every fact page names its sources and the day I compared them. A number with one source stays marked as one source.
What counts as a source
- The Roblox experience page and the studio community page.
- Public code lists that ship their own HTML, named on the codes page.
- A video title, description, or on-screen code, named with the channel.
- A single list repeating another list does not add a second source.
What I will not do
I do not invent a plot, an ending, a door count, or a per-level price. If the cell is blank, the sources did not print it. I do not paste a code from a private message onto the table. I do not call 19 strings “all working” when several rewards have one list.
Corrections and dates
The date under each page is the comparison date, shared with the sitemap. Code rows move to the expired archive only after two lists, or the studio, say they are gone. Write to [email protected] if a row is stale. The privacy page covers the consent choice stored in the browser. It does not cover the game.
FAQ
When is a code cross-checked?
When at least two lists that are not copies of each other print the same string and the same reward. Six lists is the strongest mark on this site.
What if the lists disagree?
I keep both versions. 1MILLION and 1MILLON are the example. I do not average them into a third spelling.
Do you test codes inside the game?
The pages say what the public lists say. The one-line limitation at the bottom of each page is the whole boundary.
Sources
- Roblox Den codes — checked 2026-11-09
- GachaPocket codes — checked 2026-11-09