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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Dec 1998.
Re: How to Find ASCII Art FAQ

Re: How to Find ASCII Art FAQ

Martin Atkins wrote:
> Also, although it isn`t really what this KindaFAQ is about, I suggest
> bunging in http://www.surfplaza.com/figlet/ since that's the one most people
> give the URL to when asked and if we put it in every single FAQy document it
> might actually entice people to it...

I'd rather give people a hint on how to find ascii pics rather than
saying here is where you find ascii pics, because the net changes so
fast. Just point them in the right direction, and let them proactively
help themselves.

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