Geklaute .sig
From Dirk Lucas <dlu...@gmx.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 18 Dec 2002 00:02 · View full thread
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Hallo K�nstler,
obwohl es nicht mein Problem ist, st�rt mich folgendes:
Eine hier in daraa entwickelte .sig (Die mit der ligenden Frau.) wird
von einem Holzkopf in einer andern NG ohne den Tag von Benjamin Weiland
(bmw) benutzt. Gleichzeitig pappt er aber seinen eigenen Vornamen so in
die N�he des Kunstwerks, dass er der Eindruck der eigenen Urheberschaft
erweckt.
Auf einen wirklich bem�ht freundlichen Hinweis reagiert der Poster gar
nicht und l�sst den Tag weiter weg.
Ich wei�, das die Erschaffung von Ascii-Arts zwar keine besonders hohe
Reputation genie�t, schei�e finde ich es trotzdem. Was dagegen tun?
Vielleicht nichts?
Ob-Ascii:
__.___
#===<______)___
(O\________/O)
\O_O_O_O_O_O/
cu,
Dirk
--
But I just love the life I lead
Another beer is what I need
MOT�RHEAD: Road Crew
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