Re: The True FAQ of alt.ascii-art[here it is]
From Matthew Thomas <mpt...@spamfree.land>
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· 6 Oct 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Pete Casso wrote: >... > Can you please add a section on killfiles in the FAQ, a lot of people > want to use them, and I welcome that. No. It's the alt.ascii-art FAQ, dammit, not the news.announce.newusers FAQ (which I point to in the a.a-a FAQ anyway). The next revision of the FAQ will be done in February next year. The most important things to add to it are: * updating the list of Figlet sites (quite a few have gone AWOL) * making it shorter and more friendly * adding instructions on how to set up Netscape Messenger and M$ Outlook Express to send and receive plain text messages. How to set up a kill-file is not a frequently asked question -- in fact I can't remember it ever being asked in this group. ttfn -- .._o Matthew Thomas (mpt26 @ student . canterbury . ac . nz) ..://\/ http://cantua.canterbury.ac.nz/~mpt26/ (Site for sore eyes) ..:_/\ Read my column in NewsRoom (http://www.newsroom.co.nz/) ..:/ Those damn succubi!
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