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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Jun 2003.
Re: Is it fair to "cheat"?

Re: Is it fair to "cheat"?

Paradox wrote:

> Just wondering if this newsgroup likes this sort of thing. It of course
> was created by a program which converts raster graphics files to ascii
> text files.

Don't quite know of this group, but many ascii groups dislike such
sort of generated graphics. I myself like selfmade graphics much
better, because they are actually drawn; yours is more shaded and
rather boring at that.

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