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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Oct 1998.
Re: To Tweeter

Re: To Tweeter

Colin Douthwaite wrote:
> The latest Stein Wars have however made me realise one thing...diddling
> other people's pictures in any way at all has the potential to provoke
> flames.

Very good, Colin! No sarcasm at all!

And now try to make lemonade out of lemon. On the one hand, categorically
prohibiting diddling is overreacting, it takes a lot of fun out of aaa. On the
other hand, what criteria do you apply to differentiate between good and bad
diddlings? (Apart from obviously malicious diddlings.)

Ilmari has taken a stab at it in a parallel posting (or so I read by
implication,) but I think we need more specific guidelines if these guidelines
are to be useful at all.

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