Re: J&G H/P network community newsletter ISSUE 4
On Thu, 5 Dec 1996, Erik Kambestad Veland wrote: > J. Melusky wrote: > > > > On Wed, 4 Dec 1996, Erik Kambestad Veland wrote: > > Hi Erik, Sorry for venting a rant at you but I suspected that you could > > take it, I'm glad you are friendly. I am glad you are cool. > > Thanks, I got a bit angry, but I decided to be friendly because > that's the mood that suits me best. > > > > > Do > > > > you have a job also? > > > > > > No, I go to school everyday. > > I was just worried that you were spending too much time in Webland and not > > enough in real life smelling the roses. Hence the burnout might happen. > > I get worried about people burning out. > > I spend much time with my friends and family. When I want to relax > I read a good book. > > > > > Where do you find the time to have this big of an > > > > ego? > > > > > > WHAT? > > Hee hee What a weird comment from eh? I basically equated the many number > > of your posts with ego size. I am silly but I am also having a flu right > > now, tho. > > That's OK. I post a lot, but not so much anymore. The reason why I reply > to this, is that my newsserver is down. > If you have the time, can you forward it to the newsgroup? > > > > I am not saying that this page should replace the usenet group. > > > It's a supplement to it. I have no intention to replace it in any > > > kind. > > > I'm just providing a service for all the people on it. > > > > I know but I was worried that a new person coming to this group making a > > rose request was being intercepted first by you saying to go to your > > website. So then they would never visit here again. Then they would see > > your site and think "Well, I don't have to learn ascii-art because every > > picture has been done before. This makes me sad. I feel that this happens > > also with books. People don't write books themselves because they have > > been to a library and seen that everything has been written already. I'm > > just sad about that stuff happening in the world. > > I also did put a rose with that posting. > I have replied to many different Rose-request, and each time > I have attached a different one. > > > > I think there should be requests, but how many times haven't you > > > seen requests for roses, hearts, holiday art, cartoons, etc. etc. > > > I would like to see much NEW art. > > > Like Joris and Joan does. > > > There are too many requests for things that already exists, > > > and thats were I come in. > > > I'm in no way forcing you to go to my site at all! > > > > I think Joris and Joan would do just as much new art anyway. Roses seem > > like a good topic to get them chatting to us in the usenet group. > > I know. They are great! Hope Joan teaches her kids how to make ascii art > I would like to see the traditions continue :) > > > I like your line of thinking tho also. > > Glad to hear that. > > > > > I and many others here in this usenet group will be here passing out > > > > request art when you have burned out on ascii art. > > > > > > I think you have missed something here. > > > I'm also passing out requested art, with a message saying: > > > More on my site. I don't pass out art, when it's huge collections. > > Oh, I saw a couple of your posts way back and I didn't see any art with > > them. I know I saw one post that had art with it, that was good. I just > > stopped reading your posts because you didn't seem to be saying anything > > different. But if you now put art with them everytime then that is cool. > > Yes. I did only post my URL before, but now I always include art with > them, except when the requests are for my really large collections. > Then and only then I post messages in forming them that I have it on > my site. > > > > > It happened to > > > > Scarecrow. The quick rise to a huge website! The creative huge push! Then > > > > like Scarecrow you will be gone. > > > > > > I know about Scarecrow. > > > > Good, I don't want that to happen to anyone else. > > I hope it doesn't happen with me. > But if it does, at least the site will still be there with it's huge > collection. I will not remove it like Bob (Scarecrow) > This site is meant to fill the space created when Scarecrow's > went to HTML-heaven. > Chris' ascii collection does that to some extent, but is not > as large as mine. > (Actually I was inspired by his site, and wanted my collection > to be as big as his, and now it's more than twice as big. Can you > believe that?) > > > > > I hope you don't burn out but it is human > > > > nature when people over do it with their egotism. You are just here to get > > > > votes for your webpage anyway. > > > > > > I'm not just here to get votes for my site. Why would I? > > > > Well, you asked for votes kind of emotionally one time so I thought > > wrongly that you were a vote hound! ha ha Sorry. > > (^:= > > Hey, to make it up to you here is a Marge Simpson big hair smiley: > > (-:########### > > Yes, I did, but I have realized now how stupid it was :) > Well, nobody's perfect. (No not you either Jeremy (nobody)) > > > > It's not like it mean anything for me. > > > I have only recieved five votes, and I couldn't care less :) > > > > Now you sound like me. ha ha > > Glad to know you. > > :-D Thanks, glad to see that there's people like me on the net. > > > > The Wicked Ascii Art site, was created long before home.sol.no > > > came up with that idea. > > Oh, sorry.....Oh well... > > No problem. > > > > > I guess I should have asked you more > > > > questions about why you are rude to people with requests? > > > > > > I'm not. If it has appeared that way, I apologize. > > > I'm not a rude type, I might be a bit stupid sometimes, but I'm all > > > nice. > > > > Well, it seemed rude if I thought you didn't give art out by email. I > > thought you just gave people your website only...oh well... > > No I didn't. You should read my postings more often :) > > > > > Why you want to > > > > make this usenet group smaller and have people bypass it completely to go > > > > to your site and never come here anymore? > > > > > > I don't want people to do that. > > > It's a supplement, you hear? > > > > I was in a ranting mood, wasn't I? (*hand on face*) > > OK. You are forgiven! Friends? > > > > > Sorry to bug you but you are > > > > probably driving people away from this group and I don't like it or your > > > > egotism about your super super website. > > > > > > I'm sorry you feel this way, but my website also has links and > > > advice them to use this newsgroup, so it's vice-versa. > > > I'm not egoistic, I'm promoting a service. > > That is cool. You just kept saying that your site was the best all the > > time so I got the wrong impression. > > Did I? I don't think I ever said it's best. I have said that it's > the largest, but that's not probably correct. > Sorry about this. I'm a newbie on newsgroups... > > > > Yes, I love the newsgroup and I visit it every day. > > > I want it to be a lively community, and I want more NEW art posted! > > > Erik > > > > Yes, usenet is just a bundle of emotions and I love it. Sorry I hate the > > web and I guess it is a supplement but many people see the web as the most > > important part of the internet and the Usenet as the supplement. I thought > > you were one of those people. Since you are not, you are a friend now. > > I am? Thanks buddy! > > Here's what I use most on the net: > 1. NEWS > 2. E-MAIL > 3. WWW > > > PS Yeah, the html is for really for DejaNews and Alta Vista Usenet > > searches. It is just in the sig and maybe html has changed lately so I > > probaly should change it or double check it, thanks. > > > > > BTW, you can't html in e-mails and postings. > > TTFN, > Erik... > > > -- > +--------------------------------------------------------------+ > | .:' G_______.R_____. 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