Re: [Repost] Work in progress: ASCII art FAQ 3.0.-3
From Matthew Thomas <mpt...@spamfree.land>
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· 20 May 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Andreas Freise wrote: >... > > * http://voices.vossnet.co.uk/a/atkins/ada/ (UK) > > * http://website.lineone.net/~martin.atkins/ada/ (UK) > > * http://martweb.hypermart.net/ada/ (Seattle, USA) > > [??? any more locations? I think I've missed a couple] > > Well, depends if you want to name only ada servers or > URLs with the FAQ only too. I'm not sure what is better. > Maybe only FAQ mirrors with a link to one ada site?? Only ADA mirrors, I think. There's enough of those to justify restricting the mirror list to only those which have the full ADA. (Though, of course, if you want to have your own mirror of the FAQ only that's completely up to you.) >... > > 7. What should I know before posting pictures? > > ----------------------------------------------- > [...] > > * If there are a lot of almost-blank lines in the picture, > > then the message is probably suffering from `wrapping'. This >... > Hm, even though the question is about posting pictures this 'answer' > reads like it's about 'reading' pictures. Maybe you could emphasize > that it's important to switch of wrapping befor sending here. Yeah, if you read the start you'll note that this is one of the answers I haven't rewritten yet -- so at the moment it's just a cesspool of stuff left over from the old FAQ, which is yet to be reorganized. >... > > As for posting other people's ASCII art, after a discussion in > ^^^^^^^^^ > > news:alt.ascii-art the following rules were agreed upon: > > 1. If an ASCII ART picture has initials on it, leave them on > ^^^^^^^^^^ > Two different spellings for ASCII art! That's left over from when Donovan did the original proposal, I think. I'll fix it. > > [...] > > 9. I want a picture of something -- how do I ask for one? > > ---------------------------------------------------------- > > Yes, if we find it interesting. Give your request the subject > > Now here, 'Yes' seems to be not the right answer to 'how do I ...'. Same as above -- haven't redone this answer yet. >... Thanks for your comments -- I was starting to feel a leetle bit ignored ... :-) -- Matthew `one day I *really will* draw some pictures!' Thomas Columnist, http://www.newsroom.co.nz/ Webmaster, http://www.ucsa.canterbury.ac.nz/clubs/kakariki/ FAQ maintainer, news:alt.ascii-art
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