Active
Visible in the current game or named by a current creator announcement. No specific event has this state at the present check.
No current event is confirmed active. This checked event board separates active, ended, reported and not-confirmed states, explains when no current event is supported, and keeps old seasonal pages or videos from becoming a false live reward path.
Current answer
That does not claim the game can never run events. It means the current material is not enough to direct a player to a specific live event, reward or end date.
Visible in the current game or named by a current creator announcement. No specific event has this state at the present check.
A past event with a supported end state. No dated ended-event ledger is published at launch.
Mentioned in a public video, community page or search result but not corroborated as current.
The current launch answer: no specific Rensselaer County event can be safely named as active.
A seasonal page, thumbnail or guide can remain online after its event ends. Without a current game or creator signal, this page keeps the event unconfirmed rather than guessing active or ended.
No specific event is currently confirmed active from the checked game, creator and public materials.
It must be visible in the current game or named by a current creator announcement.
No. An old upload can remain searchable long after the event or version it covered.
No. Every reward text has its own current status on the Codes page.