1 Notes Jieyab Wiki and Gitbook

Update

The Gitbook site has been private. The prevalence of harassment, the discomfort, and the accusations directed at Jieyab. I’ve decided that Gitbook will be accessible by invitation only and require authorization. I’ve taken the step to back down; I will shift my research in a more private direction and focus on specific, respectful individuals

The Gitbook site has been private. The prevalence of harassment, the discomfort, and the accusations directed at Jieyab. I’ve decided that Gitbook will be accessible by invitation only and require authorization. I’ve taken the step to back down; I will shift my research in a more private direction and focus on specific, respectful individuals (100% free no donation and subs). By the way, if there are any odd-sounding English phrases, please forgive me—I’m still working on becoming fluent in English, but I also use AI and Deepl to help me write sentences and paragraphs in English.

Introduction

Thank you to the community for sharing my resources with the public and giving me credit. In this article, I will address some questions people have asked about the articles and resources I’ve created; I’ve received feedback on some of them. Please note that I am sharing this information solely for educational purposes and not for criminal activities. The content I share is not explicit or detailed enough to provide step-by-step instructions; I have personally tested some of the resources here because I enjoy research, both in my professional work and in my personal projects.

I’m simply sharing this for educational and awareness purposes. If there are any articles you find objectionable and wish to have removed or reported, you can start a discussion; if that’s not possible, you can contact me via email at “julisandipratam<@at>gmail.com” or Linkedin. I recommend reading this on GitBook; moving forward, I’ll focus on GitBook, though I’ll also update this wiki. However, I’ve omitted some information due to issues with images and other elements. Therefore, I suggest reading the content on GitBook. I’ll fix any broken links or images if I notice them or if someone reports them. I’ll conduct a monthly audit of the content I’ve created on both the wiki and GitBook. Jieyab doesn’t want to get involved in drama or anything that wastes my time, especially if it doesn’t seem helpful and involves all sorts of accusations. I’ve decided to keep this private and don’t want to get involved in drama

Report Abuse

I’ll update the resources if there’s anything interesting to share. However, I usually update weekly—removing outdated resources and adding new ones. To be honest, I’m asking for your help in auditing the resources I’ve listed. Since some of these sites have been compromised by hackers, black hat SEO tactics, or marketing campaigns, I can’t always check them constantly. Please let me know if you notice anything suspicious. If the resources are paid, choose the cheapest one and try the demo first; check its credibility and ensure there’s a “Contact Us” page, look at the crypto address, reviews, and other details. Start with the cheapest option and use a third-party payment service for security, as well as a secondary email and secondary account. The bottom line is to separate your environment from your main work and your personal identity. you can contact me via email at “julisandipratam<@at>gmail.com” or Linkedin

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