Leave a clear trail to the treasure
When publishing a project or experiment, please keep its GitHub repository link. A clear trail helps other heroes continue the work and preserves the name of the hero who first brought the project here.
JIANGHU RULES · FRIENDLY GUIDANCE
Before setting out,
take these few notes with you.
Every hero who arrives here shares this jianghu. Work quietly in your own field or show the whole journey to others. If something is missing, do not worry: the site will explain it first and help you make it right.
When borrowing open-source treasure, credit its original owner
Open-source projects welcome use, study, and improvement, but each may carry different license terms. Keep the original source and follow the requirements set by the project's original owner. If you are unsure, keep the record private or ask at the Wayfinding Desk.
The hero who did the work keeps the credit
Experiments and media remain credited to the hero who created them. The site may help edit or publish the work elsewhere, but the hero's chosen name stays on it. Official reuse will only happen with the hero's permission.
Check your keys before the work leaves home
Before uploading screenshots, recordings, or files, check for email addresses, passwords, API keys, tokens, orders, addresses, and other private details. If the system or a duty hero spots a possible leak, the site will first help you fix it.
Put disagreements on the table with reasons
Different conclusions and criticism are welcome. Explain the evidence and focus on the project, method, and result. Disclose advertising, sponsorships, or other interests. Likes, flowers, gifts, and tips should reflect genuine support.
Your private field is yours; we help check public work
You decide what stays in your private field and when it becomes public. Before work enters the Project Library, Harvest Chronicle, or Arena, the site helps check sources, credit, privacy, and publication scope. Fixable issues will be explained and can be corrected.
ASK THE SITE TO LOOK INTO A PROBLEM
Raising a concern is not a vote. It is a request to establish the facts.
- Explain the source, credit, license, privacy, or authenticity concern.
- A duty hero checks the material provided by every side, not the size of the crowd.
- Misunderstandings are explained. Fixable issues are brought to the relevant hero first.
- Urgent privacy or ownership risks may be protected while the facts are checked.
Original links, exact locations, dates, and supporting records help the matter move faster.