Introducing the JTech Forums Information Site

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Introducing the JTech Forums Information Site: info.jtechforums.org

We are excited to announce the launch of info.jtechforums.org, a dedicated resource for JTech Forums users. This site is designed to provide clear, structured, and constantly updated information to help both new and experienced users navigate the world of filtering technology, device customization, and more.

What You’ll Find on the Site

  • Beginner Guides – If you are new to this type of stuff, this section provides the guides you need to help you get started.
  • App List – A curated and continuously updated list of apps from the uploaded app thread, making it easier to find what you need without having to search the forum.
  • Additional Resources – We will be adding more sections over time, including troubleshooting guides, advanced tips, and information tailored to different filtering solutions.

Why We Created This Site

As JTech Forums continues to grow, it has become clear that many users need an easier way to access essential information without having to browse through long forum threads. The goal of info.jtechforums.org is to provide a centralized knowledge base that will be regularly updated based on community needs.

What’s Next?

The site is still evolving, and we plan to expand it with more content, guides, and improvements. We encourage feedback and suggestions from the community to ensure that the information provided is as useful and relevant as possible.

Get Involved

We truly appreciate everyone’s support—after all, isn’t that what a community is all about? Helping each other. If you’re interested in contributing, whether by providing content, sharing ideas, reviewing apps for the list, or anything else, please send me a PM with how you’d like to help. We’d be happy to have you on board!

We invite everyone to visit info.jtechforums.org and explore the available resources. If you have suggestions for new content or improvements, let us know. Your input will help make this site a valuable tool for the entire JTech Forums community.

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Hey guys,

I have an update for all those that want to contribute to the site. I have setup a public GitHub repository where you can contribute to the site. The site is pure HTML, CSS (Tailwind), and JS.

GitHub Repository: GitHub - JTech-Forums/info.jtechforums.org: Welcome to the JTech Website repository! This is the official open-source project for the JTech Forums website, which provides beginner guides, an app list, FAQs, and other useful resources.

Don’t know HTML/CSS/JS? You can still contribute with your ideas! Create an issue on the GitHub repository with your idea or suggestion and someone who does know HTML/CSS/JS can take on your issue to work on.

We encourage contributions! If you have edits to guides, want to add new sections, or improve existing content, feel free to submit a pull request.

How to Contribute (By Coding):

  1. Fork the repository.
  2. Make your changes – edit guides, add sections, or improve formatting.
  3. Submit a pull request – describe your changes clearly.
  4. Wait for review – we’ll provide feedback or merge your contribution.

How to Contribute (With Ideas):

  1. Open an issue with your idea.
  2. Someone who knows how to code will take upon your issue to work on.

:no_entry_sign: Please Note:

  • The sole purpose of this repository being open-source is to allow contributions to the JTech website.
  • You may not use this repository or its contents for your own projects.
  • Be a mentch – follow the rules and contribute respectfully.

License

This project is not available for personal or commercial use. Unauthorized usage outside of contributing to JTech is strictly prohibited.

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