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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 31 Jan 1999.
Re: Comic: Save the Frogs

Re: Comic: Save the Frogs

> Dear Pete Casso,

That's a nice change of tone from the past posting, thanks, and I should
therefore reciprocate and say:

Dear DerBlut,

>   1.            2.            3.            4.
>  _  _          _  _          _  _          _  _
> (.)(.)        (.)(.)        (.)(.)        (.)(.)
>  \_ /          |_ |         /    \        ( _  )
>   \/            \/          \ o  /         \  /
> looks too     looks like    too fat.      there we
> thin.         shit.                       go.

You own the above pics 100% if you say so, that's not what I was talking
about. I was talking about Frogstein, you drew a similar pic according
to your own words in your previous posting, and I need to insist on an
acknowledgement if you use any 'stein pics. For examples of 'stein pics,
see my web site, the URL is in my sig below, or search the dejanews archives.

It is really up to the original copyright holder to assert his/her
copyrights in case of a reinvention (it does not have to be plagiarism,)
I am doing just that. Other copyright holders are at liberty to do the
same, including those from the past.

You may want to read the Copyright FAQ which is *not* my FAQ, but the
FAQ of the US Copyright Office. It may prevent you from listening to bad advice.

P.S. The name Pete Casso is by far from unique. I receive email
inquiries from members of the Casso family every now and then, e.g.
asking whether I am related to a certain John Casso (or whatever first
name it is,) now living in a certain city of the US, but originally from
a certain city in Italy, and the like. I have no idea how big the Casso
family is, but there may well be thousands or tenthousands or
hundredthousands of Pete Casso's running around on this globe  :-)

P.S. P.S. I just saw your latest TardVille comic, bravo!

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[]   /(      )\     Visit the Gallery of the 'steins!         []
[]  ( ">    <" )   http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/        []
[]   (> )><( <)   Woodpeckersteins dancing the boogie-woogie  []
[]     ^^  ^^                                                 []
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Date: 1999/01/31
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