Editorial policy
How we write guides, where the numbers come from and what we do when we get something wrong.
Numbers come from data, not memory
Values, incomes, weights, player counts and stock numbers in our articles are pulled from the same data as our calculators when the page is built. They are shown in green. When the game changes and our data updates, the article updates with it.
Game facts are checked against several sources
For how a mechanic works we read the game's own update notes, fan wikis and other guides, compare them and write the result in our own words. Each article lists its sources. We do not copy other sites' text, pictures or trade values.
We say when we are not sure
If sources disagree, or a number is not published (for example secret odds), we say so on the page instead of guessing. Simulators that need a missing number use example values and label them.
Who writes
Articles are written by the BloxStonks team. A check mark on a byline means the author is a real person on our team whose identity we know. "Reviewed by" names a second person who checked the article.
Updates and corrections
Every article shows when it was last updated and keeps a short "What changed" log. Found a mistake? Tell us and we will fix it and note it in the log.
What we never publish
- Scripts, exploits, dupes or anything that breaks a game's rules.
- Offers to sell items, Robux or accounts.
- Requests for your password, cookies or login.