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A temp email for Helpjuice can help with early knowledge base testing and quick workspace evaluation, but it becomes risky once shared docs, team access, account recovery, or long-term ownership depend on that inbox.
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A temp email for Mintlify can help with early documentation testing and low-stakes evaluation, but it becomes risky once shared portals, production docs, team access, and account recovery depend on that inbox.
A temp email for Redocly can help with early API docs testing and low-stakes evaluation, but it becomes risky once shared portals, team access, and account recovery depend on that inbox.