What is the Significance of the "S" and "A" in the Physics Forums Logo?

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The small white "S" in the large blue "P" and the small white "A" in the large green "F" of the Physics Forums logo represent significant elements of the forum's identity. The discussion highlights a sticky thread that addresses this topic, suggesting it may be more appropriately placed in the current forum for better visibility. Participants express a sense of nostalgia and connection to past contributors, particularly one named SA, who has not posted since 2006. The community values the legacy of its members and their contributions. Overall, the logo elements symbolize a deeper connection to the forum's history and community.
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In the "Physics Forums" logo, what is the significance of the small white "S" inside the large blue "P" and the small white "A" inside the large green "F"?

This mystery has been eating away at me for some time...
 
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Thanks! I never thought of that (maybe because my presence at PF hardly overlapped with his, but I've been impressed by some of his posts from years ago which I happened across.)
 
SA's last post was on 12/02/06 and then he took off for vacation with family.
 
And that was the up-side; he was with his family. His extended family here takes comfort in that.
 

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