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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Jan 2000.
Re: Large Moon (pic)

Re: Large Moon (pic)

Veronica Karlsson wrote:
>1. TWO "bad" characters? I only saw
>one,  �   and that's not a    "quote
> character" (at least, not in my news 
>reader).

Yeah, I found 2 ` (I call `em back quotes) on the left side of the sphere where
it flattens out. Still can't find the "degree" symbol you found (I would've
needed to type an alt-code to insert that, which I don't recall doing), so
maybe there's 3 bad characters. Anyway it was unintentional, I do wish to draw
pure ascii (in the interest of portability). So I am in fact glad that they
were pointed out.

<and>
>2. Are you o11...@10pm.org?

Nope, I've only posted here as ott0matic1 with the sig being either To1 or,

][ncogni']['o

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