Thank you Godhammer.

I have been struggling with the mechanics of my blog for some time and it was one of the reasons I didn’t write anything all this time but it was really worthwhile and  besides fixing some issues regarding presentation of my works , dealing with galleries, I gained some insightsinto the strange , terrible and majestic world of the code making. Not that I have learned writing code, mind you, just got a sense of what is required to make something even very simple to appear in the right place in the right way. Looking under the hood of the site engine can be a very frustrating and humbling experience. Many times as I was on the verge of quitting, blaming the whole engineering community for not thinking about us, the visual people who need to see the relationship between the parts and the whole in such a way that would make it obvious where to put what and why. But usually, after letting out some steam and moving all that accumulated frustration , regaining my composure, I would go back to my senses , putting things in perspective, realizing that just two decades ago, there was no such thing as Internet or the web and nobody dared yet to dream that someday people would be able to transmit their thoughts, images and words in such a way that not only made communication more like a multimedia presentation but importantly, create a flow of interaction between minds and thus , allow us all to make a tremendous leap into a whole new dimension of creativity.And this is an opportunity to thank the wonderful people who are tirelessly support us, the non tech folks with all our silly questions and patiently explain time and again where to put the right bits of code  and how.

Thank you Godhammer.

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