Re: Q:ASCII art on web pages...THX
> >You don't need any anywhere! Joan's page is a mess of "WYSIWYG > >editor" garbage. I think she knows that but doesn't care. That's a pity > >because a lot of people see her as the Queen of ascii art and a Great > >Master to look at and learn from. You're right. I myself consider her not just the Queen of ascii art, but the veritable GODDESS of ascci art. =) But I hardly consider her the queen of HTML, so what does it matter if her web page is messy?
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