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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Jun 1998.
Re: No, but Sierpinsky's Triangle is. (WAS: Re: wait! stoneh

Re: No, but Sierpinsky's Triangle is. (WAS: Re: wait! stonehenge is a fractal?)

>Message-id: <359...@sympatico.ca>
>Doug Wilson wrote:
>> I've posted a couple peices of artwork I've done. No one ever said
>> anything about them even though I asked for comments so I simply went back
>> to enjoying the group. 

>Poor you. You did not make any impression with your work, and you now want to
>make an impression with a complaint.

Just a comment (not a "war" or argument)-
many times people post their artwork on this
newsgroup and have received no comment.
This does not mean that it did not impress
someone.  It just means that no one 
responded-- that's it.   Let it go Pete-
(and answer his question, darn it!
-- inquiring minds want to know)
-joan
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Subject: Re: No, but Sierpinsky's Triangle is. (WAS: Re: wait! stonehenge is a fractal?)
Date: 1998/06/27
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