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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Jan 2000.
Re: We are all Americans! (WAS: Re: So, You Want To Make Tex

Re: We are all Americans! (WAS: Re: So, You Want To Make Text Art?)

>Message-id: <slr...@pc9601.sie.siemens.at>

OK, maybe I've gotten a grasp on the
argument...  perhaps this article on the
history of USENET will enlighten everyone.

http://www.ifh.de/computing/documentation/zen/zen-1.0_30.html#SEC37
Usenet started in 1979 - in the United States.

However, I would say that USENET is
very universal.  There is more information
at this URL:
http://www.secapl.com/prostate/bioguide.faq

....<excerpt/>
Usenet was created by two Duke University graduate students
    in 1979:  see Spafford (1993) for the definitive history of Usenet and a
    list of Usenet software for virtually every type of computer. 

    To paraphrase Spafford and Salzenberg (1992):  Usenet is *not* a network. 
    Usenet is an anarchy, with no laws and no one in charge.  No one has any
    real control outside of their own site. 
</excerpt>

Now, let's play nice.

-joan
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  jgs \__/;      '-.

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