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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Jan 1999.
Re: CHALLENGE: Best ascii-art filename

Re: CHALLENGE: Best ascii-art filename

> _/\i_|(�^:).html   gay sex site
> 
> _/\__o(�^:)        porno site
> 
> You wrote:  ^.__ You really shouldn't use spaces in URLs.
> 
> Where do you see spaces in the filename please?

The problem is, you're using a Non-ASCII character in the filename - a
control code of some sort.

It looks like a space to Veronica.

In Pine's message reader/viewer screen, on my terminal, it appears as a
caret "^" followed by an "o" with a tilde over it.

Pine rendered it as caret followed by an uppercase "U" when I called up the
message editor to write this reply.

> Hmmmm, think FIRST... THEN post

Indeed.  Had you stuck to ASCII characters, your "filename" would have
appeared properly on both Veronica's and my terminal.


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Subject: Re: CHALLENGE: Best ascii-art filename
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