Re: REQ - Your Finest ASCII Pictures
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 15:31:35 +0100, Tom <to...@tom.tom> wrote: >Veronica Karlsson wrote: > >> 2. Make your own pictures (much more interesting with original >> material on a site) > >The reason I'm asking for other people's pictures is because I can't >do ASCII pictures at all. Thought the same too, but then looked a while an this NG and tried anyway, though they really looked crap. And now? Gee, the 2 swords could be identified even without my note what it should be. I guess this is a good step. ;D >> 3. Get a real email address > >I have one, thank you very much. I'm just not stupid enough to >advertise it to millions. Umm, this is really no problem. If you have a hotmail or even an AOL account the spam is even worse without Usenet activities than mine with Usenet activities. Take for instance GMX. It has very good SPAM-Filters and if there is a guy, which annoys you with spam anyway, you can report it and they will set up an Global filter (of couse you can filter for your own too ;). At the beginning I thougt, that I'll get flooded by SPAM when I post (bad experience with AOL *yuck*, but thats pass�). And now? After 6 Months as Reguler in several groups, I find about 2 or 3 SPAM-Mail per week in my Mailbox. And this really isn't a problem. Greetz, Jan -- .88. * * * o o 8__8 \_=-~A~-=_/ 88 o 88 8oo88oo8 ***~~~***NEMESIS***~~~*** 88oo8oo88 88 //~~*8*~~\\ " '8' " o88o \\__o8o__// o888o
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