Bravo!!

JK>Ascii art is not the world's easiest activity. Neither is kitty cat
  >juggling but that's a different story. The artists, at least those that
  >have spent enough time away from their computer to know the current
  >fashion trends, are spending lots of time creating ascii art (those
  >hackers using conversion programs to create their "ascii art" are being
  >hunted down and prosecuted by Columbo). Please, please, please, if an
  >artist emails you some art due to a request, take it upon yourself to
  >write that person a short but sweet thank you email letting them know how
  >much you appreciate their efforts. It would also be nice if you were to
  >write thank you's to artists whose art postings on this newsgroup you
  >decide to clip and save. By showing your appreciation, the artists will
  >be moved to tears and decide to create more masterpieces. If artists do
  >not receive feedback, they will probably decide to use their free time to
  >build computer viruses such as the Texas Virus (which merely hogs data
  >space and insists on being the largest program/file in your hard drive).
  >They will also decide to stop drawing ascii art for your consumption. So
  >please be kind to these starving artists (bags of chips and boxes of old
  >pizza lay at their feet) and let them know your appreciation.

I just gotta say:

               B R A V O ! ! !

Personally I thought that this would be quite a normal thing to do.  I
just started hanging around to see what it was all about.  I'm
certainly no artist but you guys should all be commended on your work.
It's fantastic.  I enjoy just browsing the post to see what people have
come up with and let me tell you it's quite interesting.

Once again all you artists out there are doing a great job!

�rett
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