100 Days At Sea Wiki Source Methodology

How this fan-made wiki separates official sources, community leads, manual checks and placeholders.

100 Days At Sea Wiki uses source labels so readers can tell the difference between verified information, community estimates and draft pages that still need review.

This page uses checked-note fields for sources, confidence and last review date. Replace uncertain examples with verified in-game, official or community-checked information before publishing.

Source types

Official sources include public Roblox pages, developer profiles and public developer announcements. Community sources can suggest leads, but should not be treated as final facts without a checked date. Community-lead pages such as Rival Rigs, Radio Towers and Ice Region need manual verification or reliable public video cross-checking before indexing. In-game and manual checks should record what was tested and when it was checked.

Confidence labels

High confidence should mean direct in-game verification. Medium can mean official public information or strong multi-source support. Community-lead means the topic is known only as a public community clue and still needs verification. Placeholder and needs-verification labels mean the row exists for structure, not as a claim.

Noindex placeholders

Placeholder pages should stay hidden from search until the entity name, key facts, source notes, confidence and checked date are reviewed. This site is fan-made and is not affiliated with Roblox or game developers.