Here is a quick visual which presents an overview, and this will need a bit further development with text sources added to back up the points. I've oriented this into "actionable" aspects which is a simplified o overview for those who are new to the study of Epicurean philosophy.
As for point number 3, in ancient times this would have been seen as very important. Now in modern times our social connects are fragmented and undeveloped.
Kalosyni, I think it's great. I tested it on my Facebook with a private post, and the dimensions seemed to work well. I think it's a useful tool for introducing the philosophy to others.
My only hesitation has to do with the color scheme. I had my computer in inverted colors mode when I first saw this, and in that mode it displays white lettering on a blue background. I thought it looked fantastic. Later, I switched to regular mode and I wasn't as delighted with the black on yellow. These are subjective preferences, of course, but I think for social media especially it's good to have more visual "pop."
I took a photo of the blue backdrop version:
I just made a revised version:
It is very helpful to develop many different versions of these graphics as a way of making them better and better and we want to encourage that.
At the same time, we have to be careful of overwhelming the web structure with lots of large MB graphics.
Please try to generate everything as JPGS that are 250k or less. For those that get to be super-well-refined we can find a plave (or store here) mult-megabyte versions.
There are art websites, free storage locations, etc that can be used for this. Anyone who has experience with that or who wants to take the lead in finding locations where files can be stored and then we LINK to them - which is optimal - please let us know and we'll make sure those instructions are easy to find and follow.
