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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Mar 1998.
Re: ROT13 (was Re: [req] Lips / Kiss)

Re: ROT13 (was Re: [req] Lips / Kiss)

To the CLPB people: don't reply.. they're talking about alt.ascii-art

>> >Excuse my ignorance but what is so special about ROT13? Why is it in
>> >this newsgroup and who uses it?
>> >
>> >These are serious questions. I'm not being sarcastic....yet.
>> 
>> ROT13 is a decoding method used by people who want to keep things hidden
>> from plain view; for example, to spamblock email addresses, to hide spoiler
>> information, or to protect people who don't want to see inoffensive
>> information.
>> 
>> They just rotate the letters 13 spaces through the alphabet.
>
>OK! Thanks for explaining that to me.
>
>Now what does it have to do with our newsgroup? I'm sorry I'm so slow at
>these things. *S*

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ICQ UIN: 7107014

I get knocked down, but I get up again, and your never gonna keep me down!

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From: val...@bcgroup.net (Hilton Janfield)
Subject: Re: ROT13 (was Re: [req] Lips / Kiss)
Date: 1998/03/11
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Organization: darkfire productions
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Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art,comp.lang.pascal.borland
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