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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Apr 1994.
Re: TALK - .Signature files

Re: TALK - .Signature files

>   Well Glenn, just remember that some people see articles and sigs as
>two separate things.  I don't see such a big difference.  Eitther one has
>an equal opportunity to be entertaining and informative, or a big waste
>of bandwidth.

Although some sigs are certainly worthy of a posting, the big problem
is the repeat factor. How many times have: roses, Beavis and Buthead,
globe.vt, etc  been posted, and everyone gets sick of seeing them over
and over. The same goes for sigs. There's no denying that the globe.vt
file was rather cool, but if it were to be attached to every single
post by a certain person...

Variety is the key!

Row.

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From: dlj...@giaeb.cc.monash.edu.au (Dwayne Jarvis)
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Subject: Re: TALK - .Signature files
Date: 23 Apr 94 06:49:41 GMT
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