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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Aug 1997.
Re: Crab.

Re: Crab.

Again, as an AOL user (and dreading the posts bashin me because I am LOL),
I do KNOW that people do, but again, all it takes is that ONE person to
remove the sig, which can happen on the net, on AOL, on prodigy, on any
service out there. I, for one, leave the sigs on all ascii art that I get,
if the sig is there when I get it. However, if it's already removed by
someone, whether on the net or on AOL, there is NO way for me to know
who's it is, and I'm personally not going to hunt down the author for
every unsigned ascii art I've come across. 

Tim>
>I can vouche for this. Some AOL'ers think that no one will ever find out
>if they take stuff from the interenet convert it and put their initials
on
>it. I have never once seen joan ever accuse someone of stealing something
>exept on AOL. 
>
>Tripp

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From: tim...@aol.com (TimIzBack)
Subject: Re: Crab.
Date: 1997/08/25
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