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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Jul 2001.
Re: Uh? I don't know....what's it supposed to be?

Re: Uh? I don't know....what's it supposed to be?

Lennert Stock <l...@gate99.nl> wrote in message
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> Back to ASCII art. If you're into popularity, it sounds like a good plan
not
> to create the 1600th mud. If you're into popularity, it sounds like a good
plan
> not to create ASCII art as well ;) Both can be a lot of fun though. I
guess
> for both, there will always be an audience.
>
Well, as I see it, ASCII art is it's own art form which needs some unique
skills while MUDs are just plain obsolete. But let's not fight over it any
further. I wasn't trying to troll anyone...

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From: "Janne Raevaara" <jra...@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Uh? I don't know....what's it supposed to be?
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