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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Nov 1997.
Re: Time for a new FAQ?

Re: Time for a new FAQ?

Hey- the proposed new FAQ is pretty good.  I like it.
After it is completed, I would be happy to host it at my
website.  I have a second website at GeoCities that still
has plenty of room to it...
  I have one comment though... I have to object that
the overtype mode is better.  I like to keep the characters
there and manually move them around until the picture
looks right.  I'd rather insert spaces and move a character
than to type over it.  Am I the only one using this method-
or is everyone else using the overtype?
  I'll keep watching this thread... it'll be a little while before
all the input has taken place to finalize the FAQ... I also
think that it ought to posted to USENET in addition to
having it available on the internet.  Some people just
don't have access to the web.  As for the title, how about:
 ASCII ART FAQ-1997-please read
It's simple and to the point. 
-joan
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Subject: Re: Time for a new FAQ?
Date: 1997/11/03
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