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« on: 08.01.2023 at 17:20 [UT] »Hidden jewels in past threads?
Only having been in the forum since about 8 years and mainly in the German-speaking sections:
Any hints/pointers to threads or only maybe a few posts in some threads with something special
that would be worth preserving for others?
The idea for this thread is sort of a dead letter box – like a spy that drops something somewhere in a park andanother person picks it up a little bit later, but the two never meet.
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So, if you please: Post links to threads or posts with a short note why they might be intersting enough todownload or otherwise preserve.
And whoever might read this, might then download them, or do whatever – as they would desire – noquestions asked, no answers given...

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« Reply #1 - on: 08.01.2023 at 22:02 [UT] »https://buddhists.org/the-symbolism-behind-the-creation-and-destruction-of-the-b
uddhist-sand-mandala/

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I am afraid, my friend, that we are going to have to ''let go'' of all the wisdom which has passed this way...inthe way that Buddhist monks create these beautiful sand mandalas...and when they are done, the wipe themclean...and they are gone...because it is a fact that life is ephemeral. What was, is gone.
For all of us control freaks..

- especially some of us who have spend maybe a thousand hours during thetime of our membership trying to promote real astrology...trying to help people...this is really hard....much
more than hard. Excruciating.
BUT...in astrology...one of the first things we learn, and then teach, is that EVERYTHING is...temporary. No
matter how long it lasts, it's still temporary.
So we have to let it all go...and try to find a satisfactory substitute...for our little community...we will not be
together, as we are...but the message of the myth....Astrology....the science...Astrology...theart...Astrology....goes on.
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« Reply #2 - on: 08.01.2023 at 22:57 [UT] »we?

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« Reply #3 - on: 08.01.2023 at 23:57 [UT] »We, the forum members who have been contributing to the forum for many years....some almost from thetime it was created....
So....like friends who have never met...but still fascinated by this subject..this discipline...this life long quest to
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learn the language of the planets.
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Member« Reply #4 - on: 09.01.2023 at 00:20 [UT] »Finding something precious among the refuse is a jewel, losing it and finding it again is a treasure.

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« Reply #5 - on: 09.01.2023 at 01:20 [UT] »Well, back in April 2018, I started this thread that (under my then Forum name) thatprovided an eclectic index to older threads.
Forum Hitch-hiker's Guide to Asteroids & Stuff
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1524114120
The bare bones of horary by Enlil
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1323198240
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« Reply #6 - on: 09.01.2023 at 04:11 [UT] »The following relatively short thread (17 replies, German-speaking section).
Apokatastasis ToE / exactphilosophy (Sep 2019)https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?lang=g&num=1568467058
It brings together the respective works of P a n (= Emil Lips) and me as Artecat (= Alain Stalder) around"elements", something on which we both separately spent decades of consideration (besides "daytime jobs"). In
my view, we both ended up with interesting systems with some very similar properties also of a pan-cultural
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kind, and had already published our findings at the time separately online and in books. However, never in
combination/relation, and even though we might in theory do something like that in the future, it would
require to agree on how to share material, etc., while in the thread we implicitly gave rights to publish here.
The following thread (55 replies) is to a large degree about the same themes, with a very interestingarrangement of planets and elements + trigrams of the I Ching, etc. on a dodecahedron. Note that Plato in the
Timaios (where he first mentioned the 4+1 elements) attributed the dodecahedron to the fifth element, theuniverse (=pan in Greek) and that a dodecahedron has 12 faces, the same number as zodiac signs. In thatthread there are only posts by me, P a n and Momo, so even though I did not reread all in detail, it would most
likely be "presentable" to a general public.
Zusammenfassung der wichtigsten Thesen von Lips (Sep 2019)https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?lang=g&num=1633687084;start=all
Here for illustration the arrangement on a dodecahedron linked from that thread:

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« Reply #7 - on: 09.01.2023 at 05:53 [UT] »Have Aquarians ruined astrology
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1236582061/0
Everything would benefit from a LOT of human sacrifices

Traditional Natal Astrology - some things explained (Enlil)
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1324666050
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« Reply #8 - on: 09.01.2023 at 06:35 [UT] »An asteroid named Crikey #57567
http://sepwww.stanford.edu/oldsep/joe/Astro/Named/Crikey.html
http://sepwww.stanford.edu/oldsep/joe/index.html
http://aboriginalastronomy.blogspot.com/
http://www.aboriginalastronomy.com.au/
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« Reply #9 - on: 09.01.2023 at 07:29 [UT] »What is enlightenment and how astrology reflects (2015) 79 pages
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?lang=e&num=1420821863/0

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« Reply #10 - on: 09.01.2023 at 07:43 [UT] »As below, so above (313 replies, Dec 2021- Feb 2022, started by Waybread)
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?lang=g&num=1638468093;start=all
Many different views on that topic that is in way quite central in astrology. Without having reread everything,posts seem to be usually on topic and contribute meaningful things from different sides, even when there weredisagreements at times.

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« Reply #11 - on: 09.01.2023 at 09:14 [UT] »we had a pretty long thread maybe ten years ago, i think started by Ed Falis (RIP), called "Defining theMoment" or so.
sorry, these links stubbornly refuse to work:https://www.astrozero.co.uk/articles/Defining.htm: ''Defining the Moment - Geoffrey Cornelius and theDevelopment of the Divinatory Perspective'' (Kirk Little, PDF; Astrolog in the Year Zero)https://cura.free.fr/quinq/01gfcor.html
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« Reply #12 - on: 09.01.2023 at 10:44 [UT] »Quote from Richard Vetter on 09.01.2023 at 09:14 [UT]:
we had a pretty long thread maybe ten years ago, i think started by Ed Falis (RIP), called "Defining the Moment" or so.

All the way back in 2008 - I scooted across it before Christmas
The Moment of Astrology by Ed Falis, about Cornelius' bookhttps://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?lang=e&num=1200512571/0
When Astrologically is the Moment of Birth 2010https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1279235519
Mercury – the messenger and revealer of the truth by Torgyny 2010https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1283640368
Good Guru, Bad Guru by beyondthestars 2011https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1302913123
Tropical and Sidereal signs and the constellations by Enlil 2011https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1313514611
Traditional And Psyche: Learning from each other by _Paul_ 2011https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1314350095
Pallas Athene and the independent feminine spirit by beyondthestars 2011https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1311418096
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« Reply #13 - on: 09.01.2023 at 11:17 [UT] »Quote from Richard Vetter on 09.01.2023 at 09:14 [UT]:sorry, these links stubbornly refuse to work:https://www.astrozero.co.uk/articles/Defining.htm: ''Defining the Moment - Geoffrey Cornelius and the Development of theDivinatory Perspective'' (Kirk Little, PDF; Astrolog in the Year Zero)https://cura.free.fr/quinq/01gfcor.html

Internet Archive to the rescue
Defining the Moment - Geoffrey Cornelius and the Development of the Divinatory Perspective by Kirk
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Is Astrology Divination and Does it Matter? by Geoffrey Cornelius
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« Reply #14 - on: 09.01.2023 at 21:09 [UT] »It is almost impossible to be 100% sure that the time written on a birth certificate, hospital certificate or birth
record is exact to the minute.
In most modern hospitals...and usually when a midwife is present, As soon as the baby is born, breathes and iswrapped in whatever covering used, the nurse will look up at the clock. Or the midwife will...perhaps the
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midwife will be a bit more accurate ...as she has only one birth to deal with...at that moment.
Most of us will have birth times which are between a minute or a couple to a few minutes after our actual birth.
I have NOT found this a problem over all the years I've been giving readings.
Anyway....the really spiritual astrologers will say that the time of birth is whenever the ''soul'' enters the body.
So...go try to prove THAT....
We work with what we have.
IF we know the language of astrology, we will always be pretty accurate. NO ONE can be accurate 100% of thetime.
BUT we don't need to be. We need to know that whatever we interpret is familiar and resonates with the client.
If it doesn't sound like their life, we read it wrong....somewhere along the line.
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« Reply #15 - on: 09.01.2023 at 21:54 [UT] »Asteritia - Schwerpunkt der Asteroiden
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1566849731;start=all
Just a single post in that thread, in which I propose to calculate the center of gravity of all asteroids in theasteroid belt, and named it "Asteritia".
As illustrated in the thread, the single biggest contribution would be from 1 Ceres, but also the sum of manysmall asteroids would have some weight. Might be difficult to calculate Asteritia very precisely, though, since it
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is difficult to determine masses of objects. But would certainly be interesting to be able to put Asteritia onto
charts...

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« Reply #16 - on: 13.01.2023 at 04:45 [UT] »Love and other bruises .....
Venus Saturn Naughty?
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1315373817/0
Meeting the soulmate~previously fated encounters
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1413129898
The 7th House: "Never be Mine"
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1269465477
Relationships started under Venus retro
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1339422146
People that misunderstand Sex for Love
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1460300573
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« Reply #17 - on: 13.01.2023 at 12:49 [UT] »Please keep this in mind:- we will create an archive which will contain all threads with 5 or more posts from the discussion boards.
- we will not create an archive for the “read my chart” or “horary” or similar boards.
- if you notice a thread in one of these boards which should be archived, we can move it to a board which isarchived.
- if you just want a private archive, print a thread yourself into a pdf or onto paper, and keep it for your private
purposes.
- you can do this private archiving also later, when the forum has gone to read-only mode on 31 January. There
will be several months, before the forum itself goes away and only the archive remains.

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« Reply #18 - on: 13.01.2023 at 13:34 [UT] »Quote from Alois on 13.01.2023 at 12:49 [UT]:- we will create an archive which will contain all threads with 5 or more posts from the discussion boards.

Wow, that's more than I could hope for
Detail: Would the threshold be one opening post (#0) plus four replies #1-#4, or rather five replies #1-#5?

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« Reply #19 - on: 13.01.2023 at 14:10 [UT] »Quote from Alois on 13.01.2023 at 12:49 [UT]:- we will not create an archive for the “read my chart” or “horary” or similar boards.
- if you notice a thread in one of these boards which should be archived, we can move it to a board which is archived.

Feedback zu Astrodienst und zum Forum > Vienna Zodiac picture
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1551946905;start=all

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Initiated by an (at least apparently) nonsensical arrangement of the zodiac signs in a medieval zodiac deptiction("Vienna Zodiac"), explorations of various medieval depictions of zodiac signs and context in those times, withquite a few links and images.
The current zodiac image on the start page of the english Astro-Wiki originated from this thread...
https://www.astro.com/astrowiki/en/Main_Page
Side remark: There is also a shorter sister thread in english with partially complementary info (which is alreadyin a section to be archived):
Discussion: Other branches of astrology > "Vienna Zodiac" (1354) - Beauty or Structure?
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1555683758;start=all

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« Reply #20 - on: 13.01.2023 at 14:17 [UT] »Quote from Alois on 13.01.2023 at 12:49 [UT]:
Please keep this in mind:- we will create an archive which will contain all threads with 5 or more posts from the discussion boards.
- we will not create an archive for the “read my chart” or “horary” or similar boards.
- if you notice a thread in one of these boards which should be archived, we can move it to a board which is archived.

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Gender:- if you just want a private archive, print a thread yourself into a pdf or onto paper, and keep it for your private purposes.
- you can do this private archiving also later, when the forum has gone to read-only mode on 31 January. There will be several months,
before the forum itself goes away and only the archive remains.

Thank you Alois! As a beginner I find so much on the various boards really interesting, including the read mycharts and horary board, as many of the astrologers explain their interpretation pretty clearly.
So to clarify, everything posted on the forum will be read only for a few months. Then the plan is aside from
Horary and Read My Chart, the posts on the other boards will be accessible via archive? The way to save info on
the Horary and Read My Chart will be up to individuals to save them between Jan and the next few months,
then no longer accessible?
Thank you Alois!
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« Reply #21 - on: 13.01.2023 at 15:06 [UT] »The boards which have the word Personal in their title will not be archived.
In other languages it may not be so obvious, but the analogy between board titles in different languages isclear enough.

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« Reply #22 - on: 13.01.2023 at 16:51 [UT] »Quote from xphi. on 09.01.2023 at 21:54 [UT]:
Asteritia - Schwerpunkt der Asteroiden
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1566849731;start=all
Just a single post in that thread, in which I propose to calculate the center of gravity of all asteroids in the asteroid belt, and named it"Asteritia".
As illustrated in the thread, the single biggest contribution would be from 1 Ceres, but also the sum of many small asteroids would havesome weight. Might be difficult to calculate Asteritia very precisely, though, since it is difficult to determine masses of objects. But would
certainly be interesting to be able to put Asteritia onto charts...

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Since the thread there is only a single post, let me just post a slightly abbreviated version translated to
englisch here.
Orginally posted: 26.08.2019 at 22:02 [UT+2]
Asteritia - Center of Gravity of Asteroids
I had the idea already a bit earlier, and maybe even already mentioned it somewhere online, but only today I
really found some interest into it...
As a working title I will call the new "object":

Asteritia
and Asteritia would be defined as follows:
The center of gravity of all asteroids in the asteroid belt (the one between Mars and Jupiter)That a center of gravity is used in astrological/astronomical calculations is not so unusual. Sun and moon are
e.g. approx. 1/2 degree in diameter seen from earth; the position in a horoscope drawin is in each case typicallythat of the center of gravity, which is with practically spherical form of course mostly pretty much in the centerof the sphere.
The center of gravity is also the point that indicates the direction in which the total force of gravity acts, that is,in the case of the Sun and Moon, in the direction of the center of the circle seen from the Earth. So the centerof gravity is something physical, directly connected with the forces between the objects, which are also thereason why the objects circle around each other in the calculated orbits.
With Asteritia, the center of gravity of all asteroids, it would be no different, she would also show the direction,in which one feels the asteroid belt in terms of gravitational pull altogether... This alone would be a reason tohave a closer look at it.
At that spot in the universe there would, of course, most of the time be no matter, but this is already the casein the astrology for other objects, like the moon nodes and Lilith.
Below a pie chart showing the mass ratios of the asteroids. The total mass of all asteroids is relatively small,
only about 4% of the mass of the Moon or 22% of the mass of Pluto.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteroid_belt#/media/File:Masses_of_asteroids_vs_m ain_belt.png
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteroid_belt
About half of the mass are already the 4 largest asteroids, Ceres, Vesta, Pallas and - not Juno, but - Hygiea. But
every little bit helps: Hundreds of thousands or millions of objects, depending on where you set a minimum
size, also make up almost half of the mass of all asteroids.
The individual positions are known very exactly, what is probably rather uncertain, is the masses of theindividual objects. But I suppose, if one would consider the largest 20 or more asteroids and distribute the rest
uniformly in the ring, then one might already be able to calculate relatively easily an ephemeris for Asteritia
that would be exact within 1°.
I suspect that Asteritia would sometimes seem to move more regularly, and sometimes (but only seemingly!)
more chaotically, which would probably not fit so badly with the symbolism of Virgo.
The asteroids are also "fertile" for space travel and high-tech. Thanks to their low gravitation they would becandidates for the extraction of rare earths or I think maybe also for ice as rocket fuel (split into hydrogen andoxygen); Wikipedia should have more precise info.
Anyways, to me Asteritia would be an interesting object to simply include it into horoscope drawings.
[...]
PS: Of course you could do something similar for all objects near the orbits of Pluto, or Chiron, or Hilda, etc.,
but maybe there less easily delimitable, to be seen....
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« Reply #23 - on: 13.01.2023 at 20:09 [UT] »Hi Alois,
You said that threads that are in post your chart and tell your story section won't be archived. I am interested
in a thread I started in that board called *All about Chiron* that was started on 13.04.2020.
Can you, please, remove it to a board that will be archived? That was an interesting/important thread for me
and maybe for some others.
Of course, only if I do not ask for too much.
So the Mundane section will remain intact? That is good to know!
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« Reply #24 - on: 13.01.2023 at 20:48 [UT] »Quote from IRIS70 on 13.01.2023 at 20:09 [UT]:
Hi Alois,
I am interested in a thread I started in that board called *All about Chiron* that was started on 13.04.2020.

OK, done.
With a link to the thread it would have been even easier.

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« Reply #25 - on: 14.01.2023 at 00:51 [UT] »Thanks for the clarification, Alois.

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« Reply #26 - on: 14.01.2023 at 06:21 [UT] »@all FYI
Since Astrodienst has announced yesterday that they will archive the "lion's share" of the forum as PDFs, it
seems possible to inform you that I made a private copy of part of the forum around New Year 2022/2023 (Crx).
Similarly to Astrodienst, I have excluded all sections that discuss personal horoscopes according to their titles,
plus I have also excluded the feedback sections (and the "birthdays etc." section in the German-speaking part),
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as the latter sections would at least a bit further in the past have been sometimes cleared out of older posts, as
far as I know/remember.
The copy is in form of HTML files ("webpages") of all threads – localized mostly as far as resources (images,
CSS, etc.) hosted on forum.astro.com and astro.com are concerned, but excluding inline images from othersites on the Internet. Plus there are PDF exports (slowly in process) with the Safari/AppleScript "method" basedon the localized HTML (and pulling images outside of astro.com from the Internet in the process).
Once the online read-only copy of the forum would be replaced as announced by Astrodienst with PDFs a few
months past February, I would presumably keep my private archive copy (at least for some time) – on an
encrypted disk not connected to the Internet (and physically locked up from public access), to prevent any
accidental leaking of the information.
Sharing the whole archive with anybody (except possibly Astrodienst) is simply not possible because the rights
to the posts are with the individual posters and – for publication in this forum only – with Astrodienst, as far as
I can see. But maybe I could occasionally help someone in search of something particular, especially since the
PDF archive will – I presume – not be indexed by search engines as the general perception of posters would
have been that the forum even though publicly readable when visited, is not found when searching the wholeInternet with search engines such as Google etc.
In other words, posters would in general have been less reluctant to talk about things a bit more private inforum, for example, than they would have dared to talk about fully in the open. At least that was my personal
perception, and personally I feel that should be the same for the archive. Maybe also in light of astrology still
being "generally attacked" by some groups and individuals, in order not to provide fuel to "attack" individuals
or broadly shared approaches. The "official" publications in astrology (like journals and the articles at
astro.com) are generally very careful with what they publish, I presume in part also in that interest.
@Astrodienst FYI
For longer term preservation of the archive, as briefly mentioned earlier, the web archives of the Swiss National
Library might be an option at some point in time. What they archive of websites is only accessible with special
laptops you can borrow on-site in larger libraries in Switzerland for viewing on-premises only (but not formaking any copies, except maybe a couple of photos of the screen with a camera at hand). Their archive copies
include full webpages with all resources and also PDFs. Since Astrodienst AG is a Swiss company, the forum
might be eligible for archival.
English: https://www.nb.admin.ch/snl/en/home/information-professionals/e-helvetica/web-archive-switzerland.html
Deutsch: https://www.nb.admin.ch/snl/de/home/fachinformationen/e-helvetica/webarchiv-schw
eiz.html@all FYIIn 100 years or so, when all copyrights would have expired, such an archive copy by the Swiss National Librarywould eventually become public domain, preserved in history. Note that the Swiss National Library is part of the
Swiss government/administration, so they absolutely have to go strictly by the law in any case.
Here is the message you currently get, for example, when you try to access the archive copy of my website
exactphilosophy.net online:
https://www.e-helvetica.nb.admin.ch/search?q=exactphilosophy.net
Access to this publication is limited.
This website is protected by copyright and may only be consulted in the Swiss National Library reading rooms
and in the institutions listed below.
[list of 10 large libraries in Switzerland omitted]

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« Reply #27 - on: 14.01.2023 at 10:19 [UT] »There it is, Alos:
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1586776735/0
Thank you!

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« Reply #28 - on: 15.01.2023 at 08:42 [UT] »Quote from xphi. on 13.01.2023 at 13:34 [UT]:
Detail: Would the threshold be one opening post (#0) plus four replies #1-#4, or rather five replies #1-#5?

One opening post plus five replies #1-#5.

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« Reply #29 - on: 15.01.2023 at 10:56 [UT] »Quote from xphi. on 15.01.2023 at 08:42 [UT]:
Quote from xphi. on 13.01.2023 at 13:34 [UT]:
Detail: Would the threshold be one opening post (#0) plus four replies #1-#4, or rather five replies #1-#5?
One opening post plus five replies #1-#5.

I will fix that: five total, one opening and 4 replies.

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« Reply #30 - on: 16.01.2023 at 06:20 [UT] »Who is 'highly evolved'?
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1246374725
The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1239946677
What is the nature of human beings?
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1251605719
Mavericks
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?num=1247511948
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« Reply #31 - on: 17.01.2023 at 06:58 [UT] »Quote from xphi. on 14.01.2023 at 06:21 [UT]:PDF exports (slowly in process)Seems like things would complete just around C direct tomorrow...
Index of the threads I recorded (details at #26):
https://www.exactphilosophy.net/noindex/odyssey/astro/findex.txt
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English Language Area
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------Discussion: Psychological and General Astrology (general)------------------------------------------------------------------------------For the discussion of all topics which belong to psychological and general western
astrology. This area is not the place to talk about your own horoscope.
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Re: Hidden jewels in past threads?
« Reply #32 - on: 17.01.2023 at 14:15 [UT] »Quote from Alois on 13.01.2023 at 12:49 [UT]:
Please keep this in mind:- we will create an archive which will contain all threads with 5 or more posts from the discussion boards.
- we will not create an archive for the “read my chart” or “horary” or similar boards.
- if you notice a thread in one of these boards which should be archived, we can move it to a board which is archived.

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Gender:- if you just want a private archive, print a thread yourself into a pdf or onto paper, and keep it for your private purposes.
- you can do this private archiving also later, when the forum has gone to read-only mode on 31 January. There will be several months,
before the forum itself goes away and only the archive remains.

Thank you for that, read-only.
I see several threads posted herein that I will be still coming here to do!
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Re: Hidden jewels in past threads?
« Reply #33 - on: 21.01.2023 at 17:12 [UT] »Please do not list threads here which are already in boards that ARE ARCHIVED.
Only boards that start with the word PERSONAL are not archived.
The means threads in one of these boards:
Personal: Please read my chart
Personal: Please read my chart (vedic/jyotish style)
Personal: In-depth chart discussion
Personal: Post your chart and tell your story
Personal and Discussion: Horary Astrology

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You are wasting our time if you list any other threads.

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Re: Hidden jewels in past threads?
« Reply #34 - on: Yesterday at 21:40 [UT] »The following thread is not in Astrodienst's PDF forum archive, at least not so far, probably mainly because it isa very long thread and mostly contains not much more than posted links to music...
Welche Musik bringt Eure Sonne auf Trab?
https://forum.astro.com/cgi/forum.cgi?lang=g&num=1388532503;start=all... but there is at least one astrological jewel in it, starting roughly around 1 Feb 2021 with post #4478 where
I first brought up the word "funky", and in dialogue with Yvette, at #4498 where I posted some Eddie Harris*,
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I brought up the idea that funky might be related to Venus-Saturn aspects, sort of Venus for melody andSaturn for rhythm, and, yes, after that I brought up many funky examples at least into spring 2021, where
funkyness consistently seemed to be found where there are Venus-Saturn aspects...
An interesting thing related to that is, that something like that might be scientifically provable by relating
rhythm and melody in recorded digitized music, maybe "a little bit behind the beat, just enough to turn youon", as Prince sings somewhere...
* Eddie Harris - Eddie Who?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zm1OvCUFMr4

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