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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 14 Oct 2004.
Re: Ausschreibung zum 1. AAR-Wettbewerb.

Re: Ausschreibung zum 1. AAR-Wettbewerb.

Hallo!

Christoph von Nathusius <use...@despammed.com>:

> Aber aus systematischen Grᅵnden sollten
> Followups aus d.a.r.a-a allenfalls auᅵer
> Konkurrenz laufen.

  Was ist mit ASCII-Videos? Die kann man schlecht kreuzposten. Zᅵhlen
die auch auᅵer Konkurrenz?

<diddle>
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Christoph

-- 
Der [ATX-Erfinder] sitzt aber schon neben dem Erfinder
der in Wagenfarbe lackierten Stoᅵstangen und wartet auf
die Vollstreckung der einstweiligen Erschieᅵung.
(Roger Schwentker)

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