Scrooms Wiki editorial policy

Official

A statement from the Roblox game listing or a creator-controlled destination whose relationship can be established. It supports what that statement actually says.

Reported

A fact described by a named community publisher. It has not been independently reproduced in the game by this project.

Conflicting

Sources disagree on the same field. The competing values stay visible until better evidence resolves them.

Illustrative

An example chosen to explain a method, such as calculator inputs. It is not a measured play session.

The launch edition was assembled with AI-assisted source review and contains no recorded in-game tests by the project. A future tested claim would need a date, game context and a record of what was observed.

We record the source URL, the information it supports and the review date. An official page naming a creature establishes the name in that context; it does not automatically establish the creature's frequency, sell value or encounter probability.

We keep numbers in their original roles: frequency bands are not drop rates, printed equipment bonuses are not measured catch odds, and a sale quote is not a universal price. Missing numbers remain unknown.

Our instrument notes show two live examples of conflicting reporting. Multiple sites belonging to the same publisher, or repeating the same article, do not automatically provide independent confirmation.

“Reviewed” means the linked source was checked on the stated date. It does not mean the game was tested that day, a code redeemed successfully or every source claim confirmed.

Changing a build or the calendar does not make old content new. A material correction should update the affected page and its source notes. We do not promise a daily review schedule.

To suggest a correction, include the page, disputed statement and evidence through Contact. A suggestion is not published as fact simply because someone submitted it.

The guide uses original summaries and selected facts with source links. It does not reproduce an entire publisher's database or article. Site illustrations are explanatory artwork, not screenshots presented as gameplay evidence.

The Chimes calculator publishes its formulas and uses the reader's inputs. Its worked example is invented to demonstrate arithmetic and is labeled accordingly.

Read About for the project's scope, or return to the beginner guide.