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Contribution Guidelines

Thank you for your interest in contributing to HighSpell Botting.

Guiding Philosophy

This is a project of technical clarity—not operational assistance. We document, interpret, and expose—not hand-hold or distribute exploits.

All contributions must uphold the intent & ethos outlined in our Intent & Ethos page. Keep the project educational, non-prescriptive, and decentralized.

What's Encouraged

  • Documenting obfuscated or hidden mechanics
  • Technical breakdowns of the HighSpell client
  • Modular explanations of automation principles
  • Code snippets that demonstrate systems—not direct solutions
  • Discourse on ethical, legal, and architectural implications
  • Reverse engineering methodologies and tools
  • Analysis of client-server communication patterns
  • Documentation of game mechanics and systems
  • Educational content about web technologies and automation

What's Discouraged

  • One-click bot scripts or automation packages
  • Direct tutorials on gold-farming, PvP cheating, or monetized exploits
  • Anything that prioritizes abuse or evasion over understanding
  • Distribution of private or proprietary information
  • Content that promotes rule violations or account suspension
  • Commercial exploitation or monetization of techniques

Tone & Content

Write for depth. Speak in frameworks and systems. Offer insight—not thoughtless instructions.

Writing Style Guidelines

  • Be thoughtful: Consider the implications and consequences
  • Be educational: Focus on learning and understanding
  • Be transparent: Disclose methods and sources

This repository operates under fair use and academic interest. By contributing, you agree not to: - Use this project to promote illegal activity - Misrepresent findings as undiscovered vulnerabilities - Harass, impersonate, or target specific community members - Share private or proprietary information - Facilitate commercial exploitation

You retain your intellectual property—but this project is open source. All contributions may be modified, published, and redistributed under the same license and ethos.

Technical Contribution Guidelines

Code Contributions

When contributing code snippets or examples:

  1. Keep it educational: Focus on demonstrating concepts, not providing complete solutions
  2. Document thoroughly: Explain what the code does and why it works
  3. Use comments: Include inline comments explaining key concepts
  4. Provide context: Explain the broader system implications
  5. Include warnings: Highlight risks and potential consequences

Documentation Contributions

When contributing documentation:

  1. Be comprehensive: Cover the topic thoroughly
  2. Be accurate: Verify all technical information
  3. Be accessible: Write for different skill levels
  4. Be organized: Use clear structure and navigation
  5. Be current: Keep information up-to-date

Contribution Process

1. Fork the Repository

Start by forking the repository to your own GitHub account.

2. Create a Feature Branch

Create a new branch for your contribution: 

git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name

3. Make Your Changes

Follow the guidelines above when making your changes.

4. Test Your Changes

Ensure your changes work correctly and don't break existing functionality.

5. Submit a Pull Request

Create a pull request with a clear description of your changes.

6. Review Process

Your contribution will be reviewed for: - Adherence to project guidelines - Technical accuracy - Educational value - Ethical considerations

Project Structure

When contributing, follow the established project structure:

docs/
├── index.md                    # Main landing page
├── about/                      # Project information
│   ├── intent-ethos.md
│   └── contribution-guidelines.md
├── guides/                     # How-to guides
│   ├── ...
└── resources/                  # Reference materials
    ├── ...

Contribution Categories

Documentation

  • Technical write-ups
  • System analysis
  • Methodology guides
  • Reference materials

Code Examples

  • Educational snippets
  • Proof-of-concept demonstrations
  • Analysis tools
  • Utility functions

Research

  • Client analysis
  • Protocol documentation
  • Security findings
  • System architecture

Tools

  • Analysis utilities
  • Debugging tools
  • Educational resources
  • Reference implementations

Questions?

If you're unsure whether your contribution fits within our guidelines:

  1. Open an issue to discuss your idea
  2. Start a discussion in the GitHub Discussions
  3. Reach out to the maintainers

We're here to help you contribute in ways that align with our mission and values.

Thank You

Your contributions help make this project a valuable resource. Together, we can build a comprehensive understanding of system architecture and automation.

Remember: Be precise. Be curious. Be thoughtful.
HighSpell Botting is a mirror, not a shortcut. Build responsibly.