About Aphelis

About―short version
About―long version (coming up)
Technical aspects
Credits
Rights

☛ About―short version

Hi, my name is Philippe Theophanidis. This is an iconographic and text archive related to communication, technology and art (with adequate references). It also acts as a research blog about the loose ends of the concept of community.

☛ Technical aspects

This site was hand-coded using Coda, Text Wrangler and Transmit. It’s periodically tested in Safari, Chrome and Firefox. It’s also optimized for popular mobile devices (with the help of WPTouch Basic, a plugin for WordPress). If you find any bug in here, or feel that’s something is not working as it should, please contact me.

☛ Credits

I’ve styled Aphelis theme as a reproduction of the theme I’m using on my Tumblr blog, Skandalon. Skandalon’s theme is itself a modification of the Deluxe&Delinquent‘s theme for Tumblr created by Peter Nidgorski. The orange and grey color scheme used both on Skandalon and Aphelis was inspired by the Draplin Design Company website.

Aphelis was styled out of Hybrid Orignal, a child-theme working under the Hybrid parent theme for WordPress created and maintained by Justin Tadlock. I couldn’t have achieved this without the generous help of Justin.

Though I own a lot to those guys (and others), the bugs and bad taste on this website are all mine.

☛ Rights

All works found on Aphelis are copyrighted by their respective creator. Unless I clearly state so, one must assume they are not public domain. I give adequate references to each and every post I publish (i.e. references to the original creator, date of creation, context of publication and URL links when available). If you wish not to see your work reproduced here, feel free to contact me and I will comply.
My own original content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License : you may not use it for commercial purpose nor modify it. However, you’re free to copy, distribute and transmit the work if you properly attribute it to Philippe Theophanidis and, optionally, link back to Aphelis.net

[More coming soon...]