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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Apr 1994.
sigs and stolen art

sigs and stolen art

    *               .      (o)(o) The Nrock is a furry, or fuzzy, *      .    .
         .    *        *  /      \ little creature that likes to   .-'~~~-.  *
 .          .            /       | spend all its time scurrying .'o  oOOOo`.  +
        +        .   +  /   \  * | around making mischief. Sad :~~~-.oOo   o`. 
+         ________     / .  /\__/  for the poor Nrock, oftenly `. \ ~-.  oOOo .
  _   *  /    *   \   /    /   it gets caught, and unfortunately ` .; / ~.  OO:
 / \    /  ____  . \_/    /  in a lot of trouble  *:(  . But THE  .'  ;-- `.o.'
//\ \  /  /    \      +  /  ENCHANTED NROCK is quite different.  ,'  ; ~~--'~ .
V  \ \/. / *    \  .    /  Leaving its magical forrest only to   ;  ;   *   
 +  \___/     .  \_____/  have fun, it never gets caught *:)  _\\;_\\//_   + 

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                                                               / \ / \ / \   
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... I was sort of under the impression that if you used someone elses Ascii
creation... you should at least ask their permission if you decided that you
were to good to credit them.  I mean this wouldn't bother me so much... except
that you stole the shroom off of my .sig.  Even after replying to you by email,
you still ignored me.  So, I am forced to be an ass about it.
	Is it really so difficult to ask to use someones work?  I have already
given permission for a few people to use some of my stuff in MUD title screens
and .sigs... but then again, they were decent enough to ask and to answer my
email.
	Oh, well... 
                                                 __ _
                                               -~ '~ ~-                    
                                                                           
                                                                           
     .-'~~~-.           .---.                                       
   .'o  oOOOo`.       ,' .-. `.                                     
  :~~~-.oOo   o`.    {  '.  `._}                                    
   `. \ ~-.  oOOo.    `.  `-.      .---.   .-----. .----.  .-.       .-.
     `.; / ~.  OO:      `-.  `.  ,' ...-' :  .-..'{  .--.`.:  :     :  : 
     .'  ;-- `.o.' .-.    '   :.'  ;     :  :.     `. `. `': :       : :  
    ,'  ; ~~--'~  .'  `..'    ':  :    .. : ..`      `-.`. `.`. ..  ; .' 
    ;  ;         :          .'  `. `..' .'`. `..-..'`..'  : : :'  `: :   
_\\;_\\//_________`-..__..-'______`.__.'____`....'`..____.'_`._.'`._.'______
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From: bpp...@tamsun.tamu.edu (Bryan Philip Packwood)
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
Subject: sigs and stolen art
Date: 22 Apr 1994 11:36:11 -0500
Organization: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
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