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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Jul 1998.
alt.html.art?

alt.html.art?

  this seems to have come up a bit: 'well, where *do* i post in html'
there have been some clever things done, like veronica's 'no html' thing
that said one thing in ascii and another in html, pete's half-space
stuff, etc.
  maybe there should be an html-art group? if there is any interest i'll
review the new news group voting rules [it's easier to get a group picked
up & propagated if you do the formal stuff i'm told.]. 
  maybe we can promote 'pure' ascii as well as 'bright future' art?

  please keep 'alt.html.art' in the subject header so those not interested
can skip it.

my address: (rot13) cva...@qnegzbhgu.rqh

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Date: 1998/07/20
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