Border Archive
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Sources & Evidence Policy

Roblox controls identity, named mechanics, and pass facts. Dated gameplay videos help with orientation. Missing rules, rates, controls, catalogs, or destinations stay visibly unknown.

Current official data

Roblox game, API, group, or thumbnail data.

Checked link status

A link or claim reviewed on a stated date.

Community context

Dated gameplay orientation, never official rules.

Player-entered

Values you supply to a local browser tool.

Not yet verified

No current link or complete rule is published.

Reference register

What each source can support

A source is used only for the fields it actually exposes. A game-pass name and price, for example, do not prove an effect when its description is blank.

Update method

Three rules keep changing facts honest

  1. 1. Exact-game identity first. Place 112676800280115 and universe 10512926312 keep similarly named border games out of the data.
  2. 2. Field-level limits. Names, prices, and perks are published only where the official response contains them; blank fields stay blank.
  3. 3. Real review dates. A checked date moves only after the linked record and affected page are reviewed together.
FAQ

Source questions

Why does the archive leave some details unknown?

A missing rule, rate, control, or item catalog is safer than a copied or estimated value. The guides use current-client prompts when a complete official table is unavailable.

Are gameplay videos treated as official?

No. They provide dated visual orientation and player wording. Roblox data and the current game client control factual mechanic claims.

When does a checked date change?

Only after the linked source or current page content is actually reviewed—not merely because the site was rebuilt.

Do tool inputs leave the browser?

The cash planner and inspection checklist run in the browser. Their values and checklist state are not sent to analytics.