Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 12 Feb 2002.
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HELP! COULD SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHAT'S HAPPENED TO JOAN STARK, Spunk1111?
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· 6 messages · 12 Feb 2002 - 13 Feb 2002
Could someone please tell me what's happened to Joan Stark, Spunk1111? I have neither seen her work, nor heard anything from or about her in a long time. Post or reply by email. Thanks for the update. -Roland
"Roland" <mid...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:3c6...@news.cox-internet.com... > Could someone please tell me what's happened to Joan Stark, Spunk1111? > I have neither seen her work, nor heard anything from or about her in > a long time. > Post or reply by email. > Thanks for the update. > -Roland I was wondering the same thing. The only place I've seen her work recently is in other people's collections. Her website appears vanished. Anyone know if it moved somewhere? -Phydeaux
Same here, Phydeaux... Joan Stark's ASCII web site is not available at either http://www.ascii-art.com/ or http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/ anymore. It appears that she has vanished from the Net... She was the undisputed Queen of ASCII Art in every forum I ever saw her work in. Keep looking. Somebody, somewhere knows what's happened. -Roland On Wed, 13 Feb 2002 14:38:26 +0900, "Phydeaux" <dwe...@kornet.com> wrote: >"Roland" <mid...@yahoo.com> wrote in message >news:3c6...@news.cox-internet.com... >> Could someone please tell me what's happened to Joan Stark, Spunk1111? >> I have neither seen her work, nor heard anything from or about her in >> a long time. >> Post or reply by email. >> Thanks for the update. >> -Roland > >I was wondering the same thing. The only place I've seen her work recently >is in other people's collections. Her website appears vanished. Anyone >know if it moved somewhere? > >-Phydeaux > >
> Same here, Phydeaux... > Joan Stark's ASCII web site is not available at either > http://www.ascii-art.com/ > or http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/ > anymore. > It appears that she has vanished from the Net... > She was the undisputed Queen of ASCII Art in every forum > I ever saw her work in. > Keep looking. Somebody, somewhere knows what's happened. > -Roland OK .. relax now.. Her site IS on the net .. it's just so popular that is often exceeds the bandwidth limit on GeoCities. As for Joan herself I do not know .. but sometimes people take a break from ascii-art , newsgroups and computers even. 2� years ago I took a 1 year break and then resumed creating ascii. .. I seem to be on a break too when It comes to creating new stuff right now , but I'm just so swamped in work that I lack the energy and inspiration to do it frequently. Joan probably have a reason. There are also other wellknown ascii-artist that dont post here anymore. I haven't seen Krogg for ages f.x
You might be right, CeeJay. However, for a long while now, both URLs revert to http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/ with the message, "Sorry, this site is temporarily unavailable! The web site you are trying to access has exceeded its allocated data transfer. Visit our help area for more information. Access to this site will be restored within an hour. Please try again later." I have not been able to access this address for many months. Too, I have never seen this message before, no matter how many hits a URL was receiving per day. Earlier, Joan left http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/ and got her own URL address at http://www.ascii-art.com/ The latter address is the last that I saw of her web page. I think she may be gone from both alt.ascii-art and the Net. Wherever she is, I know a lot of people wish her well. And you are right... others have disappeared, too. -Roland On Wed, 13 Feb 2002 19:15:14 +0100, "CeeJay" <use...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVEnet> wrote: >> Same here, Phydeaux... >> Joan Stark's ASCII web site is not available at either >> http://www.ascii-art.com/ >> or http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/ >> anymore. >> It appears that she has vanished from the Net... >> She was the undisputed Queen of ASCII Art in every forum >> I ever saw her work in. >> Keep looking. Somebody, somewhere knows what's happened. >> -Roland > >OK .. relax now.. >Her site IS on the net .. it's just so popular that is often exceeds the >bandwidth limit on GeoCities. > >As for Joan herself I do not know .. but sometimes people take a break from >ascii-art , newsgroups and computers even. >2� years ago I took a 1 year break and then resumed creating ascii. >.. I seem to be on a break too when It comes to creating new stuff right now , >but I'm just so swamped in work that I lack the energy and inspiration to do it >frequently. > >Joan probably have a reason. > >There are also other wellknown ascii-artist that dont post here anymore. >I haven't seen Krogg for ages f.x > >
She's got 4 kids, a husband, a house and a life on top of that. Last
time I talked to her she was just busy. The site is there Geocities is
just kidnapping it, trying to make her pay for the space there.
Her email address bounced last time I tried it but she's probably
around somewhere.
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