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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Jun 1996.
Put REQ: in front of REQUESTS please

Put REQ: in front of REQUESTS please

Hi everyone,

Please put the letters REQ: in front of any posts regarding requests of 
ASCII art.  Not only does it organize things a bit better for 
newsreaders, but often times I scan the REQ to see if there's anything I 
find interesting to try to do - so you may actually get a quicker 
response with REQ in front.  My opnion is that it'll be for the best for 
posters and readers both.

--


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From: "Daniel C. Au" <dca...@nwu.edu>
Subject: Put REQ: in front of REQUESTS please
Date: 1996/06/08
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