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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Sep 1994.
Re: (question) OK, how about IDs like this?

Re: (question) OK, how about IDs like this?

In article <351b4i$ee...@gagme.wwa.com>, bob...@wwa.com (Bob Allison) writes:
>   Originally, I asked, since most people prefer having an ID on a
>subject line, why not put them at the end to get them out of our
>collective face?
>
>   OK, putting them at the end won't work.  So what could be done to keep
>them, but also make them less annoying?  How about all lower case, in ()?
>I did this post that way as an example.

UPPER, lower, Combination, makes no difference to me...

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Michael J Ciha                   Teach your kids the value of a dollar.
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Subject: Re: (question) OK, how about IDs like this?
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