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'-' + '|' = '+' = '^' + 'v' + '<' + '>'.
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cidoku 3 weeks ago

Nice. I've been wanting to use the athenian calendar for a while myself. Since it's Noumenia today, maybe I'll work on that soon.

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simpleliving 3 weeks ago

Perfect !! What was I even thinking, bullet points... I'll remove them too.

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Thank you for the inclustion and the explanation post !
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>simpleliving So those 2023 posts are in 2023 by Gregorian calendar, but I think it should be in 2024.
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simpleliving 3 weeks ago

I guess you are right, those post should be in a new year after the day start to increase. But for the purpose of blogging could be debatable what time system is better. Ideally since it's computers, we should use Unix timestamps that could (teoretically) be converted into any system people use/like locally in the browser. In reality, the decision is your, whatever feels right and makes you happy :)

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>simpleliving New year SHOULD start at the winter solstice.
I have changed the words for seasons from English to ancient Greek.
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simpleliving 3 weeks ago

Constructive critics I hope: Since New Year doesn't start at winter solstice it could be confusing to put year together with autumn. Plus you have posts from 2023 in 2024 section...I agree it doesn't have to be too structured though - for me I only added year and simplified at maximum all the html tags I wanted.

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I have added the year text at the winter solstice and blanks at the winter solstice, spring equinox, summer solstice, autumn equinox. Each block means winter, spring, summer, autumn.
>simpleliving I've done it while not being too structural.
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simpleliving 3 weeks ago

I like it. I might do the same when I have some time.

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