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Re: Aphelion Author Index 2013
That's all I have for this week.
Catch y'all in a couple of days except maybe a note or two.
Feedback to the editors about the zine not relating to any specific issue.
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TaoPhoenix wrote:All righty, let's do this!
This is the first version with the new program. For you technical types out there, it's Version 7a. There will be a couple more 7.x versions to come fairly soon.
Thanks to a suggestion by Richard Tornello, I made a "Stable" link.
http://www.freevoteusa.com/AphelionArch ... index.html
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TaoPhoenix wrote:Nate, in your new role of Short Story Maven, a wee part of that includes reposting the "back issues". In case you were busy and missed some of my posts, I can't easily get issue data once an issue leaves "go live" here on the site. My fault for not getting May - if I had my Eureka moment one week earlier I could have done it, but I missed it! (He says, intending to get June in there!)
But there's also a bit of a gap from the first half of this year now.
I don't need it right away - besides other "life stuff", I have plenty to do for a couple of versions. But maybe some time about July would be nice to put the First Half to bed! Feel free to post notes here in this thread as you like.
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kailhofer wrote:TaoPhoenix wrote:Nate, in your new role of Short Story Maven, a wee part of that includes reposting the "back issues". In case you were busy and missed some of my posts, I can't easily get issue data once an issue leaves "go live" here on the site. My fault for not getting May - if I had my Eureka moment one week earlier I could have done it, but I missed it! (He says, intending to get June in there!)
But there's also a bit of a gap from the first half of this year now.
I don't need it right away - besides other "life stuff", I have plenty to do for a couple of versions. But maybe some time about July would be nice to put the First Half to bed! Feel free to post notes here in this thread as you like.
From what I've seen of this job so far, the Shorts Editor formats and posts all shorts, all serials, the editorial, and the features page (I don't know about the actual features themselves... we haven't had any new ones since I started doing it). To me, back issues pages sounds like something an Archives Editor should handle. Am I crazy on that?
Every issue has all the pages saved, even after the flip. Do you need me to send you a link?
I will get to it eventually, but honestly, it's very low on my agenda. Nothing personal, but this is a busy job already.
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kailhofer wrote:Every issue has a folder with the shorts, serials, features, etc. indexes in it for that issue. Rob copies those files into a different spot to make the issue live after he's made a cover. The next month, there's a new issue folder with new copies of the index pages for the new month. I will send you a link and the "key" to getting the files. I haven't made a back issues page yet, but I'm assuming I would copy an old one or a template, then copy into it the links from the individual index pages for the month.
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kailhofer wrote:That "stable" link is now on the archives page. I figure it's better than what we had, so why not use it.
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Everyone who has written pieces in a pen name that wants it "brought to light" let me know!
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Lester Curtis wrote:TaoPhoenix wrote:
Everyone who has written pieces in a pen name that wants it "brought to light" let me know!
You've lost me, Tao. Explain? Is this about our Secret Identities?
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TaoPhoenix wrote:I have to pay my renewal fee for my storage domain name. That should be back up soon!
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davidsonhero wrote:What's the ETA on the index Tao? It still appears to be down.
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Robert_Moriyama wrote:TaoPhoenix wrote:I have to pay my renewal fee for my storage domain name. That should be back up soon!
Will there also be a similar post called "Domain Has Fallen", with a different action star and stuff blowing up that stayed intact in this one? (Hollywood, land of originality ("Armageddon" / "Deep Impact" being the best example until "Olympus Has Fallen" / "White House Down").)
They can always turn something off faster than they can turn it back on... Let's just hope the pendejos didn't purge all the files (or you had backups).
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TaoPhoenix wrote:
Everyone who has written pieces in a pen name that wants it "brought to light" let me know!
You've lost me, Tao. Explain? Is this about our Secret Identities?![]()
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Mark Edgemon wrote:My chosen pen name is Papermate! There...I said it!
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doc wrote:Cool off from the dog days of summer with a refreshing new issue of Aphelion. Don't miss the debut of a new shared universe series, "The Aphelion Project", over in serials!
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