Currently, the DevForum FAQ page—specifically the “Get Involved - Active Programs” section—is very outdated in my opinion. It currently consists of…
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FOUR out of the 7 links are outdated. That is just crazy. To be specific:
- Enroll in the Beta Program: The beta program has been on hold since Q1 of 2023, and the thread itself has been permanently closed in favor of a TBA enrollment feature [1].
- Join the Accelerator Program: The accelerator program has been permanently sunset [2], and the topic itself which is linked leads to a 2021 accelerator opportunity topic, which has also been closed since Q4 of 2021.
- UGC Catalog Application: Applications into the UGC program have been on pause in favor of UGC access for everyone who meets the criteria [3] since Q2 of 2024.
- Write For the Blog!: The developer blog has been permanently closed (as evident by the [Closed] text in the title of the topic, the topic itself stating so [4], and no new blog post being added since Q4 of 2021 [5]), and is showing no signs of re-opening, or at least not anytime soon.
I suggest that Roblox removes the links specified above, and instead adds some of the actually active programs, such as the Community Feedback Program.