Record lookup¶
Checking an account against the record archives.
Module: lookup (on unless switched off)
Checking one account¶
Works with a Roblox username, a Roblox ID, a Discord ID or mention, or a Titanite ID. It works out which you gave it.
You get four separate panes:
| Pane | What it answers |
|---|---|
| Identity | Who this is, and which Roblox account is linked |
| Record | The RCR archive, and the OSA archive in its own block |
| Rotector | An external database of accounts flagged for predatory content |
| Links | The raw cross-reference, including where sources disagree |
They're kept separate on purpose. A single blended "danger score" would take an unreviewed keyword match and launder it into a verdict. Each pane says where its answer came from and how sure it is.
Two things to read carefully:
- "derived" next to a standing means nobody reviewed it.
- Rotector's "Unflagged" means nothing has been detected yet. It does not mean safe.
Searching by something other than a person¶
For when you're checking a pattern rather than a person — everyone banned for a thing, everything in a category, the most recently updated records.
Filters are dropdowns on the message, so narrowing a search doesn't mean typing it again.
It's not working¶
"Couldn't read ... as a Roblox username, Discord ID..."
: It couldn't tell what you gave it. Add kind: and say which.
A pane shows a red dot : That source couldn't be reached. The other panes are still valid — the message tells you which one failed rather than pretending it found nothing.
A pane shows a white dot : That source isn't configured on this bot. Not an error.
"No record" but I know they're documented : Check the OSA block too. 69 of its 93 records exist nowhere else, which is exactly why it's shown separately.