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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 26 Aug 2001.
Re: Frage zum Tag

Re: Frage zum Tag

Christian Garbs [Master Mitch] - Sun, 26 Aug 2001 10:35:01 GMT

>Wenn ich nun aber mein Tag bei Bedarf in Gro�buchstaben schreiben
>k�nnte, w�re das toll:
>Ist das koscher?

Klar, Du kannst doch unterschreiben wie Du willst!
Sinn der Tags ist doch blo�, da� man anhand ihrer den K�nstler
identifizieren kann und sich niemand mit fremden Federn schm�ckt.

>Wie versucht Ihr denn so, Eure Tags zu verstecken?

Gar nicht. :)

Ma�ion

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