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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Aug 1997.
Re: Crab.

Re: Crab.

From TLP3 <tlp...@aol.com> · alt.ascii-art · 23 Aug 1997 00:00 · View full thread · report
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>The only exception has been with AOL...
>I have seen several  occurances on AOL with stolen ASCII pics... for
>some reason, some people on AOL have taken the ASCII art on the
>internet, converted it to their proportional font, and written their sigs
on
>the pics while taking the original sigs off.  I have seen my work,
Flumps,
>and various other's people's ASCII art now as someone else's AOL "macro"
>I have been fighting that front... 

I can vouche for this. Some AOL'ers think that no one will ever find out
if they take stuff from the interenet convert it and put their initials on
it. I have never once seen joan ever accuse someone of stealing something
exept on AOL. 

Tripp
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From: tlp...@aol.com (TLP3)
Subject: Re: Crab.
Date: 1997/08/23
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