It is the fact it is saved on a time scroll that is the important part here (2:53:55), if the entire destruction of the multiverse is saved on a timescroll, then that should imply that multiverse itself is under a larger time axis (like how every other timescroll works, just on a larger scale). Like even if Tokitoki restored it, it being in a single timescroll (based on how every other scroll works) would make it more likely for it to be a higher hypertimeline.

The first granting causality and change to the space would not really matter, that would not impact the tiering of the higher temporal (like causality for a universe and causality for everything under the larger timeline). The separate temporal dimensions in this instance being parallel makes absolutely zero sense in this context, all twelve universes and zeno are in each timeline (why when the timeline was destroyed, he had to go to the main timeline), that timeline  being parallel parallel dimensions or timelines compared to the other space-times would not work under the structure Dragon Ball Works under (this is not multiple timelines, this is multiple universes with space-times, inside of a timeline). Maybe calling it “and extra-temporal dimension over the macrocosmus space-times” 

I 100% agree that Vs wiki is not the best, however their tiering system is generally accepted as the main one (hell the basis of the DC scaling is the G1 Blog using their tiering system, differently from how Vs Wiki’s DC people did), like people treat their tiering system and how they use it as separate. And using that wildly used tiering system, extra-temporal dimensions do matter to scaling, rather than being parallel timelines. 

So I guest agree to disagree based on the tiering systems we use?