Re: cows?
From Dewight Fry <fli...@airmobile.tv>
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· 27 Jul 2003 14:37 · View full thread
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In message <AAq...@comcast.com> "painQuin" <pai...@comcast.net> wrote: >hey thanks >I think this is the one I will use >what kind of credit/copyright stuff is involved here? like I said I'm new to >the world of newsgroups > - painQuin You should always secure permission from the creator of ASCII art before publishing it on a web site. Typically it isn't a problem as long as you give the proper attribution, but in this case I'm not sure who the artist is. I checked the site where the original came from and there was no direct contact listed for "jrei", but you could try emailing the site creator by looking for the address at http://www.ascii-art.de/info/about/ . As for my "diddle", you are welcome to it with no credit.
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