Editorial Policy
How Bloxguide researches, verifies and maintains its code reports and guides — and how to tell us when we got something wrong.
What this site is
Bloxguide is an unofficial fan resource for Roblox games. We publish code status reports, mechanics guides and reference pages so players can find a specific answer without digging through ten sites — and without being lied to about "working" codes.
Our research and drafting use a mix of automated tooling and editorial review. Every published page passes both a technical review and an editorial review before it goes live, and every factual claim on a page is traceable to a source.
The three verification rules
Everything we publish follows the same three rules:
- Two independent sources minimum. A fact is published as settled only when at least two sources we can name agree. One of those sources may be the game itself — the official Roblox page, the developer group, or the game UI.
- Single sources get flagged. A fact with exactly one source appears with an unverified marker (⚠️) on the page — visible to the reader, never stripped out or presented as settled.
- Conflicts are shown, not hidden. When outlets disagree (pet counts and income tables disagree constantly), we publish the disagreement with each side named, instead of silently choosing one.
How the daily pipeline works
A scheduled pipeline re-checks every covered game once a day:
- The official Roblox API — game updates and the official description.
- Developer group announcements — where codes and events are announced first.
- The outlets named on each page — media and community indexes we cite.
When a source moves, the affected pages change the same day and their "last checked" stamps update. No claim on this site is older than its printed check date.
Corrections
Corrections with an in-game screenshot or a source link go to the front of the queue: [email protected]. If we got something wrong, the fix lands on the page with the correction date — we do not quietly rewrite history.
Independence
We do not accept payment to list a code, rank a pet, or change a verdict. Game developers and their representatives have no input into our coverage, and if a developer ever asks for a change, we treat it the same way we treat any other single source: verify it against the game, then publish what the game actually shows.