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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Jul 1998.
Re: Damn complete quiting (was: This is to sarah...)

Re: Damn complete quiting (was: This is to sarah...)

>Message-id: <far...@beyond.kn-bremen.de>
>really annoying to read 15 articles just to see one ascii-picture quoted again
and
>again and one or two lines with a comment under it...

To be honest, reposting a picture often helps
when figuring out what the poster is writing about.
Often the threads here break off into various
tangents.

Also, getting feedback about an ASCII pic is
helpful too--  so those one-liners annoying to you,
really make a difference to the person who posted.

And finally, it is nice to know that the posts are
getting out.  I just rcvd email from someone who has
a selective server.  While he subscribes to
this newsgroup, he doesn't see all of the posts.
Similarly, poor Krogg, he's been able to see our
posts but hasn't been able to get his posts through...
When I find one of his, I will repost it to let him
know that he's back with us.  (and I'll a one-liner!)

-joan
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Subject: Re: Damn complete quiting (was: This is to sarah...)
Date: 1998/07/23
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