ROAM · Editorial policy
How we handle information
ROAM is an independent project. Our information pages use short, original summaries with links to the evidence. The source notes are dated snapshots, not a live feed or official game documentation.
Sources and uncertainty
Official Rockstar and Take-Two announcements are the starting point for game claims. Cfx documentation supports claims about Cfx services, and platform documentation supports creator guidance. An article, search result or social post can identify a lead, but it is not automatically sufficient evidence for a factual statement.
We separate what the source states, our practical interpretation and what remains unestablished. If sources disagree, the disputed claim stays out of published notes until the conflict is resolved. We do not treat leaks as confirmed facts.
AI and review
AI helps research and draft content. A review checks the wording against the primary source before a note is included. Source dates and review dates are different: checking an old announcement today does not make it a new announcement. The review record is retained with the project’s versioned source.
Corrections and freshness
Notes show their last check date. After seven days, the page adds a reminder to consult the original source. That reminder does not mean the information is wrong, and a recent date does not guarantee that it has not changed. Substantive corrections should retain the earlier version and record what changed and why.
Original work and rights
Source links do not grant permission to copy artwork, trailers or music. ROAM’s supplied graphics are original. Creators must establish rights to material they add. We do not promise views, monetization or sales.
Product boundaries
The Creator Kit is editorial material to adapt. ROAM Play is currently a fictional planning demo. Neither is an official Rockstar product. We do not sell unverified mission guides, claim a live connection to the game, or assume GTA VI supports FiveM.
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