About Heptagrama

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For those who are curious about this website...

+ Heptagrama started in the 2005. It was terrible then, but is way better now.

+ I created Heptagrama because I was a teacher. I witnessed how the lack of knowledge can hinder a person's ability to reach his or her own goals. As an educator, I wanted to do something about it, so I created this site.

+ The concept around Heptagrama is very simple: Every article is prepared in English, proofread, and then translated into Spanish so it can be published in both languages at the same time. Before writing an article, I make sure to research the information from reliable sources and to verify with a professional in the field that what I am writing is correct. This is true for all the site except for the arts and expression section, for obvious reasons.

+ Heptagrama is not a blog. Blogs are made to publish articles from a temporary viewpoint, in a chronological order. On Heptagrama, articles are written, leaving time out and to become permanent. If by chance some information gets outdated, the article is edited to reflect what is valid or true now.

+ As Heptagrama is not a blog, you will not find a comments section at the end of any article. If you want to make comments, you can use the contact form or use a topic on Dogma (the forum) to discuss the article with me and other users. If there isn't a conversation there about the article you want to comment, feel free to create it yourself. I check often, so you will get a reply.

+ You can make use of any article written by and published on Heptagrama is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License . This means that if you want to use something from Heptagrama, you really, really need to read that license. Any fail to do so will not be excuse if you fall under copyright infringement —and if I ever catch you under copyright infringement against this site...

+ Heptagrama is purple just because I like the colour. If you find the design mystical or religious, it is because your stereotypes are moving you to feel it that way, not because I did it like that, OK?

+ The Heptagrama, the star you see in the logotype, is not a satanic symbol. It is the Christian symbol of perfection.

+ You can safely visit this site from a computer or a mobile device. It has already been adapted for mobile browsing. Just make sure your mobile browser is set display websites in mobile mode. I will not be responsible if you forget to set that and the site doesn't look well.

+ You can safely print any article without need of copying and pasting the text to a word processor. It has already been adapted for printers too.

+ Lastly, yes, there is a mailing list, a Twitter account, a Facebook page and a RSS for this site. They are all free so go for them!

Enjoy Heptagrama. I do it with love.

Bye,
Tedel
Author of Heptagrama

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