What does the Community Favorites page show?
The page has two tabs, Items and Creators. Each renders four columns: rank, the item or creator, owners, and copies. Item rows show a thumbnail and the asset ID under the name; creator rows show the creator ID. Every row links to that item's or creator's page.
How are owners and copies counted?
Owners counts the distinct Roblox accounts holding at least one copy of the item, or at least one item by the creator. Copies adds up the serial-numbered units those accounts hold, so a collector holding eight of the same hat counts as eight copies and one owner. A holding with no recorded serial numbers is left out of both rankings, as is any item with no creator on record.
How can the rankings be sorted and searched?
A pair of buttons above each table sets the sort, Owners or Copies, and Copies descending is the default. Pressing the active button flips the direction. Each tab has its own search box, matching text anywhere in a name. Rows come twenty to a page, with First, Previous, numbered, Next, and Last controls, and rank numbers keep counting across pages. Tab, sort, search text, and page number all go into the URL, so a shared link reopens the same view.
Where do the ownership numbers come from?
Totals are aggregated on the server from member inventories, not the whole Roblox player base, so the rankings describe what this community holds. Inventories members keep private are excluded from the public totals. Ranking is by ownership alone; no price or Recent Average Price (RAP) column appears on either table.