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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Feb 1997.
Re: Interim Results

Re: Interim Results

On Wed, 19 Feb 97 21:31:10 GMT,
Joh...@mcgwin.demon.co.uk (John McGinlay)
summoned up the energy to type:

>In article <dam...@kerrera.dcs.gla.ac.uk>
>           da...@kerrera.dcs.gla.ac.uk "The Nit Nurse" 
>           claims to have won a local sig contest with
>           these pathetic attempts:

[*Posted to alt.ascii-art only*]

I would urge the good people of a.a-a to steer well clear of this
article.

What is going on at present in one of the groups in the x-post is a
flamewar regards the length a sig should be.  It is *NOT* a sig
contest and never has been a contest.

The poster has x-posted this to a number of groups in an attempt to
add further fuel to a long-running flamewar where some net policemen
in an insignificant demon.* group insist in no uncertain terms that a
sig will be 4 lines or less *or else*.

You have been warned.  Ignore this, and follow-ups like the plague.


A friend.


LINZ

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From: lin...@sol.co.uknoUCEwanted (Lindsay)
Subject: Re: Interim Results
Date: 1997/02/20
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