CaelLab Team
2025-11-27

Statement on Guoyuan Programming Studio’s Use of Insulting Report Email Addresses and Web Pages in Its Accusations Against CaelLab

From CaelLab X; this is a migrated post.https://x.caellab.com/caelllab/98/

1. Overview of the Incident

  1. In September 2025, Guoyuan Programming Studio (hereinafter “Guoyuan”) published a “Clarification Statement” on its official website, alleging that a former member of CaelLab (hereinafter “the Lab”), “Yunyun”, had published an untrue article, and listed several report email addresses at the end of the statement.
  2. Evidence captured by the Lab and by third parties shows that the relevant email addresses contain English words and pinyin homophones such as fuckxuzhou, smyunyun and shijian that are clearly insulting and personally attacking, and this constitutes a public insult to the Lab’s founder Wang Yaoze (online alias “Yunyun”).
  3. The above email addresses are still placed by Guoyuan on public web pages, and have been cached by several search engines, so their reach has gone beyond its own site.

2. Legal and Factual Basis

  1. Article 1024 of the Civil Code of the People’s Republic of China: civil subjects enjoy the right of reputation, and no organization or individual may infringe on another person’s right of reputation by insult, defamation or other means.
  2. Article 77 of the Law of the People’s Republic of China on the Protection of Minors: no organization or individual may carry out online bullying such as insult or defamation against minors through the internet in the form of text, images, audio or video.
  3. Wang Yaoze was born in 2013 and is only 12 years old. He is a person with limited capacity for civil conduct and enjoys special protection under the law.
  4. Under Articles 12 and 70 of the Cybersecurity Law, no one may use the internet to engage in activities that infringe on the lawful rights and interests of others; where an act violates public security administration, public security administrative penalties shall be imposed according to law; where it constitutes a crime, criminal liability shall be pursued according to law.

3. Preservation of Evidence

  1. The relevant web pages have been cached by search engines and archived in the Internet Archive. Readers can view the archived copy through the following link:
    Internet Archive archive link (this copy may not be the latest version or the page as it appeared when the article was published; it depends on when the Internet Archive crawled it)
  2. (May be deleted or modified) The original page of Guoyuan Programming Studio: https://guoyuangzs.dpdns.org/home/smyunyun/
  3. As shown in the screenshot: (taken on November 27, 2025)

4. Position and Accountability

If the spread online continues to expand, the Lab will report the matter to the public security authorities and request that, under Article 42 of the Law on Penalties for Administration of Public Security, administrative penalties be imposed on those directly responsible; where the circumstances are serious, criminal liability will be pursued.

5. Special Notes

  1. Since its founding, the Lab has consistently stood for technical sharing and friendly exchange, and has never used insulting language to attack others on any official channel.
  2. The Lab welcomes constructive criticism and reasonable oversight, but has zero tolerance for any form of online violence or personal attack.
  3. After this statement is published, if any third party continues to disseminate or cite the above insulting email addresses, the Lab will likewise reserve the right to pursue their legal liability.

6. Contact

  • Email: caellab@qq.com
  • Comment section: The comment section below this statement is open. If you have questions or additional evidence, please leave a comment; administrators will reply periodically.

7. Special Statement

CaelLab
2025-11-27

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