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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 1 Apr 1999.
Re: Work in progress: ASCII art FAQ 3.0.-2

Re: Work in progress: ASCII art FAQ 3.0.-2

In article <370...@spamfree.land>, Matthew Thomas
<mpt...@spamfree.land> wrote:
> 
> I'm reposting this because (1) many a.a-aers are, ad nauseum, citing
> mistakes and issues from my last draft (3.0.-1) and which I've already
> dealt with, (2) my previous posting of this newer draft (3.0.-2) doesn't
> seem to have propagated to the point where anyone has seen it, and (3)
> by dealing with a lot of the repetitive discussion here hopefully I'll
> reduce the amount of unnecessary FAQ-related discussion in the group so
> the rest of you can get on with actual pictures.
[snip]
> llizard wrote:
> >
> > Things look fine to me so far. I have only one minor point (an html
> > issue). I recently found out that for linking to a newsgroup, one must

[snip of ERRONEOUS example]


    '.             ha
      '.   _  .^%--- ha
  ______'.(_)_<  \ ha   I used pruning shears this
         (__)_/>         time to make sure it's really gone.
             __>,^
            /  |
  ejm          \


> 
> Oh No One Mustn't! That's not for *groups*, that's for *servers*.
> When you are referring to a group on a specific NNTP server, you use the
> slashes -- for example, news://news.canterbury.ac.nz/alt.ascii-art. But
> if you're referring to a widely propagated group which you can
> reasonably expect to be hosted on any NNTP server, you just put
> news:alt.ascii-art.
>
[snip]
>identified as the original author. 

Okay!! Okay!!! Okay!!!!!

           _______                |)
          /       |         ,|))  |\ /\ 
         /        |        I        /\  /\
     ___/         |       | /       \  /  | 
    /             |       |/          /__/       
   /              |_     ,>%
  (_______________|_\  \/<
  |__________________|_/  >
   )(            )( |    __>^^
   )(   ejm      )( |:  //| |

enough with embarrassment already.  I think I've got the point now. 

No, let me rephrase that:  I  |/ |\| /\ \   /
                              |\ | | \/  \^/   I've got the point now.



Matthew, you need never repost that section again.

I promise I will never ever ever EVER suggest to ANYONE that a news link
should be anything other than <A
HREF="news:alt.ascii-art">alt.ascii-art</a>

Really, I promise!  NEVER!!


    +_    +_    +_     +_    +_    +_   \   / |_|  ^  +  ') |
     C     C     C      C     C     C    \^/  | | /-\ |  !  .
   </\_  </\_  </\_   </\_  </\_  </\_
   /\    /\    /\     /\    /\    /\       |\ | [ \  / [ |)  ') ') ')
  / /|  / /|  / /|   / /|  / /|  / /|      | \| [  \/  [ |\  !  !  !

(These are supposed to be sailors from the HMS Pinafore)




NOTE: I do not pick up my mail from the idirect address. If you
are e-mailing and hit the reply button, add an "e" to "freent";
its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers.
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       ___                        cq547@freene+.+oron+o.on.ca
     _/   |    ,^%---                         llizard aka ejm
    |_____|  __<_ \  Yes!  N E V E R !  (Really)
      --- ==   >/
    [_____]  __>,^          ASCII-ar+, ASCII & gif anima+ions
  ejm|   |  //| |        www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/

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Subject: Re: Work in progress: ASCII art FAQ 3.0.-2
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