Source policy

The Battle Bricks source policy.

The rules this site uses before publishing The Battle Bricks facts, guides, code status, and system pages.

Direct answer

The Battle Bricks source policy is to publish official Roblox facts first, use community wiki context carefully, and hold codes, tier lists, maps, secrets, and exact stats until reliable evidence supports them.

Source hierarchy

The Battle Bricks source policy starts with the official Roblox experience page and public Roblox API fields. Those sources can support the game title, creator, description, current update label, player count limit, and general live availability. They are the first sources checked before page copy changes.

The community wiki is useful for topic discovery and system names. It can help explain that players search for battlers, enemies, chapters, currencies, and related systems. Because it is community-maintained, exact values and rankings need extra care before this site treats them as guide facts.

What this site will publish

  • Official Roblox title, creator, description, current update label, and platform access notes.
  • Conservative gameplay explanations that follow official wording.
  • Community-informed system overview pages that clearly avoid exact stat claims.
  • Code status pages that say “not verified” instead of inventing rewards.
  • Update logs with dates and source notes.

What this site will not publish

The Battle Bricks source policy blocks fake active codes, unverified best-unit tier lists, exact stat tables without maintenance, leaked future chapters, hidden secrets, made-up maps, and unsupported stage walkthroughs. A page can be useful without pretending to know everything.

How claims get upgraded

A held topic can become a published guide when there is enough evidence. For example, a tier list would need a stated patch state, tested criteria, repeated hands-on results, and a way to update after balance changes. A codes page would need an official post, in-game confirmation, or clearly dated proof.

Why the policy is visible

Players should not have to guess whether a guide page is official, community-maintained, or speculative. The Battle Bricks source policy keeps those boundaries visible so this site can be useful now and expand later without losing trust.