Editorial Policy

Last checked: 2026-11-12

I write in the first person because a person made the call. Each page ends with the judgment I made and one limitation sentence. The sources sit under that, with the date I read them.

Two independent public sources confirm a fact. A mirror, a translation, or a reprint of the same article counts once. A single source can still be quoted, and the status column says “1 source.” I do not upgrade it to confirmed.

When two sources print different rewards or different statuses, both stay on the page. I do not average them and I do not pick the friendlier number. HOOKRUSH is the current example: two rewards, printed apart.

Dates, prices, player counts and file sizes carry the day I read them. A visit count is a reading of a moving number. If the page does not say when a code was added, the cell is a dash, not an estimate.

I do not publish control schemes, damage percents, or map mechanics that no public page has written down. A video title can prove that a topic exists. It cannot prove the steps if the description never lists them.

Adult works that share the name Hooked are identified in one text row with the official store link. I do not describe scenes or post cover art. I do not link to repost galleries.

Corrections arrive at [email protected]. A correction that cites a public page gets checked against a second source before the table changes. The about page names who is not behind this guide.

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Questions

Why are some table cells empty?

Because the sources I can read did not print that value. An empty cell is the policy, not a missing edit.

How often do codes change?

I recheck the public code lists every day or two. The month in the title changes on the first of the month.

Sources

• Roblox Den codes — checked 2026-11-12
• Beebom codes — checked 2026-11-12