Re: HTML and Browser Support
From Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
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· 25 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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I am responding to several articles with just this one posting to save bandwidth, they are all in the same thread anyway. Colin Douthwaite wrote: > Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca> wrote: > >Ojoshiro wrote: > >> Yes, HTML is off topic, all ASCII-Artists should worry about is the > >> proper use of <TT></TT> <BR> <PRE></PRE> and maybe some mime-types. > >In the first half of the sentence, you object to discussing html, and > >beginning with the second half of the sentence, you do exactly that. > >Are you able to think at all? > Yep, I am able to think and I think that discussion of HTML, how to Wow! Colinstein responding for Ojoshirostein! And I thought I was the only one having multiple egos! ;-)) Colin Douthwaite wrote: > Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca> wrote: > >Thanks for the plonks, aardvarko! > >P.S. Frogstein would like to wish you many ants for many years to come! > If you stopped posting HTML garbage you would not need to be plonked. Ah! Reversal of facts typical for the asciigangsteins! I was not plonked, nor did I do any plonking myself either. aardvarko did the plonking for me, those who were plonked were Veronicastein and Ojoshirostein. Veronicastein was plonked because of running out of arguments and therefore posting a response with zero issue related content. Ojoshirostein was plonked because of contradicting himself in one and the same line. Colin Douthwaite wrote: > What is needed is the ascii-art.* newsgroups to be freed off > htmlgangsteins. Good luck with that proposal, others will continue posting html in aaa, with or without you agreeing with it, with or without me doing it. On the other proposal of establishing new aa groups, again good luck with that one too! The community can barely support two aa groups, rec.aa is dead, aaaa has more spam and FAQ postings than signal. It is a lot better to have one strong group than several weak ones. I think that elsewhere they call it rightsizing. No joke! / ,, ( "> Visit the Gallery of the 'steins! ,(=>)=> http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/ ( ^^ 'stein movies, 'stein games and more!
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