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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Mar 1999.
Re: XEMU: ascii map of America wanted,

Re: XEMU: ascii map of America wanted,

>Message-id: <36F...@iNOdirect.ca>
>

>: I saw the maps Jorn made of the USA, and also a pretty good map that 
>: David Issel collected that was labelled with airport codes.
>: But I wasn't satisfied with those, so I came up with my own: 
>: 
<snip>

Wow.. the size and spacing is remarkable
similar... a number of characters replaced...
that's about it.

>I too think they are remarkably like Jorn's but didn't see a reply to
>that ancient thread from Jorn saying "hey!! what do you think you're
>doing stealing my map?"

Jorn probably wouldn't...
From WIRED magazine...
http://www.wired.com/news/news/wiredview/story/6346.html

Are there instances of people stealing drawings and claiming them for their
own? 

Barger: It's endless, but fairly harmless. My USA and world maps are always
turning up with the wrong names.

'nough said.

-joan
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