REQ: Ascii Diamond for publication
Hello Ascii heads,
I'm admittedly new to this group, I've looked thru all of the
current posts, and went thru a variety of sites, and nothing
seems to have what I'm looking for.
If you can help, I will post your sig, URL, and a plug in my
newsletters once a week for a couple months.
I am an E-Zine editor (with well over a thousand subscribers),
and I am looking for an attractive Ascii Diamond to represent
my E-Zines in advertisements in other Editors' E-Zines.
I would like the Ascii to somewhat coincide with any of the
current representations on my website located at
members.aol.com/DirWebsite/
Please email responses as well, I may not be able to find
this place again, *wink*.
Thank you for your help,
Shawn @ Diamond In the Rough
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Shawn K. Hall
Diamond In the Rough
http://members.aol.com/DirWebsite/
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