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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Aug 1997.
Re: Credit and Initials ---- reposted

Re: Credit and Initials ---- reposted

Hi people,

   I will make a short apology, for claiming I initiated the initialization
of ascii art.  A pal of mine showed me that this is not completely factual.

   I did come to this silly newsgroup, in a time of slow posting.  Many
people were throwing around uninitialized pix.  I never did notice initials
on pix, until after I posted a few that I put initials on.  I really did
recieve some letters, saying this was a great idea.  I did notice that some
of you started to add initials to your pix on your websites.  

   It is not hard to see why I thought this was not common practice, before
I started posting.  I don't mind looking like an ass, though.  If there
were many of you who had any sense, then you should have told me about my
error, earlier.

   I still hold all my views about fussing over initials on ascii pix.  I
do apologise, however, for claiming credit for what is a dumb thing to
worry about, anyway.

   So there.....

   Jonathon R. Oglesbee
   ogl...@fullnet.net--removetoreply

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Subject: Re: Credit and Initials ---- reposted
Date: 1997/08/20
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