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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Mar 1998.
Re: Miss Kitty...

Re: Miss Kitty...

Miss Kitty <mis...@global.dyn.ml.org> wrote:
>-> From: Andy Hood <ah7...@bris.ac.uk>
>-> Please note that people are going to get annoyed if you post their
>-> art without initials.  There are two solutions to this problem:
>->
>-> 1/  find out who did the work before you post.
>-> 2/  do not post.
>As you wish....let the newsgroup fill up
>with spam. Have a nice life...asshole!

>-> Sorry to sound so blunt, but if somebody requests a picture, and you
>-> post a relevant piece of art, without initials, there is no knowing
>-> how far the piece may travel around the web in it's stripped form.

>So what?! If someone sees it, they can re-claim it as their own!
>The pictures I posted are old stuff that I found, and they DID
>NOT HAVE INITIALS! I kdon't know how many times I have to repeat
>that. I don't remove the initials, I just reposted a neat picture
>that I found....if you'd rather have pyschic hotline spam, and
>nude, nude, nude! advertisements, rather than a picture, so
>be it!


You are right...there is a vast amount of Ascii Art without initials 
or indication of the author...and I am willing to accept that you 
are not stripping off initials but surely, _some_ of the pictures 
you obtain for re-posting must carry initials or author identification ? 

Do any of your pictures ever carry credits or just that one from Row ?

Bye,

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From: Colin Douthwaite <cfb...@southern.co.nz>
Subject: Re: Miss Kitty...
Date: 1998/03/17
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