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Olaf Langmack advocates for the right to free identity. His motto: »You must concentrate and consecrate yourself wholly to each day, as though a fire were raging in your hair.«^[1] Outstanding creative achievements seem to be linked to the self-sacrifice of their creators. His professional motives are focused on this phenomenon and conceptual aspects of creative activity.

Web History

He has been participating in social media since 2001; however, analogous to the right to bodily self-determination, limited to a single website.

Version	feinarbeit.de	Technics	Development since	Release
1	Website Management	Filemaker 5.5	July 2000	[January 2001] ^[2]
1.1		Flash	December 2000	June 2001
2	Website Management	LAMP	November 2001	September 2002
Version	transformal.com	Technics	Development since	Release
2.1	Website Management Interactive boiler plate Japanese Edition	LAMP	April 2003	September 2004
3	Website and Content Management	Ruby, Javascript		July 2007
3.1	Finishing		September 2008
4	Reimplementation v3.1	Flash (OpenLaszlo)	January 2008	April 2008
	Entities with individual web addresses			June 2009
5	Reimplementation v4	Ruby, Radiant	September 2009	October 2009
6	Reimplementation v5	Typo3		2009
6.1	Migration v6	new Typo3	April 2013	November 2013
6.2	Reconstruction v6.1 Minimal web work until further notice			January 2017
7	Semantic Navigation	Symfony Drupal	July 2019 February 2021	[March 2021] [July 2021]
8	Smoketest Web work resumes	MediaWiki ^[3]	August 2021 February 1, 2025	February 22

Notes

↑ Richard Strozzi-Heckler, »In Search of the Warrior Spirit – Teaching Awareness Disciplines to the Green Berets«,2002, page XI
↑ Issues in square brackets unpublished
↑ Thanks for reviews ^HT, GL, setup ^kaa and to Miriam Jesske ^MI for art-historical advice as well as editorial collaboration

[FIRE-1] Richard Strozzi-Heckler, »In Search of the Warrior Spirit – Teaching Awareness Disciplines to the Green Berets«,2002, page XI

[NOT-2] Issues in square brackets unpublished

[THANKS-3] Thanks for reviews ^HT, GL, setup ^kaa and to Miriam Jesske ^MI for art-historical advice as well as editorial collaboration

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-Lasting creative achievements seem to be associated with the sacrifice of their creators. Olaf Langmack's [[Professional Motifs|professional motives]] aim at conceptual aspects of creative activity, and if they may explain this phenomenon. &mdash; He [[Personal Motifs|advocates]] a right to free identity. His motto: &raquo;You must concentrate and consecrate yourself wholly to each day, as though a fire were raging in your hair.&laquo;<ref name="FIRE"/>
+Olaf Langmack advocates for the right to [[Personal Motifs|free identity]]. His motto: &raquo;You must concentrate and consecrate yourself wholly to each day, as though a fire were raging in your hair.&laquo;<ref name="FIRE"/> Outstanding creative achievements seem to be linked to the self-sacrifice of their creators. His [[Professional Motifs|professional motives]] are focused on this phenomenon and conceptual aspects of creative activity.
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-Analogous to the right to bodily autonomy, Olaf Langmack presents himself on the web since 2001, but exclusively via a single website.
+He has been participating in social media since 2001; however, analogous to the right to bodily self-determination, limited to a single website.
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