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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Jul 1995.
TALK: ASCII artists please read

TALK: ASCII artists please read

I'm not very good at this ascii stuff, but I really admire the artwork
I've seen here.  I frequently copy pictures and use them in my sig or plan
or on my WWW pages.  I do not wish to use anyone's work against their
will, and when the artist's name or initials is included in the picture I
will leave it intact.  Is this good enough?  Or would you rather be asked
before someone uses your artwork?  If you have an opinion in the matter,
please respond.  Thanks, and keep up the good work. 
 _____________________________________
|  Nicole M. Roseberry    |    God    |
|  Harford County, MD     |   Bless   |
|  nro...@zeus.towson.edu  |  America  | 
+-------------------------------------+
|    http://zeus.towson.edu/~nrose    |
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From: Nicole Roseberry <nro...@zeus.towson.edu>
Subject: TALK: ASCII artists please read
Date: 1995/07/21
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organization: University of Maryland, Baltimore County
newsgroups: rec.arts.ascii,alt.ascii-art
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