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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 26 Feb 2005.
Re: [DIS] future of rec.arts.ascii

Re: [DIS] future of rec.arts.ascii

From mik...@gmail.com · rec.arts.ascii · 26 Feb 2005 05:00 · View full thread
I agree with Wilu, it isnt just this group, rather the ASCII scene in
general is in a lull.

Personally I prefer rec.arts.ascii for posting and would rather see it
continue even in its "low fequency of posts" condition.

Another issue for me personally is my only posting access is via
google/gmail which I have issues with.
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