Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 25 Feb 1997.
$ sorry
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 25 Feb 1997 - 28 Feb 1997
We are very sorry for posting the cash message that we did yesterday, if you were somehow offended by it we are very sorry. We had absolutely no idea of the consequences, and were very mislead, we would like to sincerely appoligize for that. It is something that we wish we could take back.
jrm...@mtu.edu (Joe Mooren): > We are very sorry for posting the cash message that we did yesterday, if > you were somehow offended by it we are very sorry. We had absolutely no > idea of the consequences, and were very mislead, we would like to sincerely > appoligize for that. It is something that we wish we could take back. Well, it's as easy as posting a "cancel" message. It is explained in the manual of your newsreader as well as in several FAQs and books about Usenet. I suggest you read one and also buy a Webster. You have been flamed by Sven Followup-To: alt.newbie
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