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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Oct 1998.
Re: The True FAQ of alt.ascii-art[here it is]

Re: The True FAQ of alt.ascii-art[here it is]

Krogg wrote:
>     PC,
> It would be nice if you would add something to the end of your
> subject line,like "(parody)" to help avoid confusion in newbies
> that may read your postings of this parody.Im sure you dont _really_
> want them to think that the things in your post are nice things
> to do.

Krogg, look around you and you will see that the nice FAQ is wishful thinking
and the true FAQ is reality.

Can you please add a section on killfiles in the FAQ, a lot of people want to
use them, and I welcome that.

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