Parkour Pandemic Wiki source policy publishes checked official Roblox facts first and keeps codes, tier lists, maps, routes, values, formulas, and unverified tactics out of live pages until evidence supports them.
Parkour Pandemic Wiki source policy: direct answer
Parkour Pandemic Wiki source policy starts with the official Roblox experience, public Roblox badge data, and official platform media. A fact must be traceable to a source or described as unknown. This matters because Parkour Pandemic is a playable beta, and a useful fan guide must not turn an old clip, a search snippet, or a plausible guess into a stable fact.
Source order
The Roblox experience description is the primary source for the beta label, two-minute rounds, platforms, Volts, and the listed controls. The public badge API is the primary source for the current badge names and the Black Hole/Fusion Gear wording. Developer-linked video can help players find media, but footage is not used to assert hidden numerical details.
What stays unpublished
This Parkour Pandemic Wiki source policy holds codes, Gear prices, tier lists, fastest routes, map safe zones, full item effects, calculator results, scripts, and exploit advice. A page with no supported answer is less useful than a clear explanation that the answer is not public yet.
Corrections and updates
When official evidence changes, the relevant page, source list, update page, and checked date change together. Community reports can become page candidates, but they need confirmation before they enter the sitemap or homepage. Readers can always use the official Roblox experience as the live reference.