Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 2 Mar 1996.
Blue Ribbon Campaign
alt.ascii-art
· 3 messages · 2 Mar 1996 - 1 Apr 1996
I see a lot of requests for individual items such as "Could someone
please post/make me a <personal request> for my sig...
I also noticed that a lot of these requests are filled by kindly,
generous ascii artists and contributors.
I have a general request for all of us. If someone could come up with
an ascii version of the Blue Ribbon symbol for Free Speech Online, I'm
sure that they would have the satisfaction of seeing their ascii art
spread thru-out the news groups. Frankly, I'm surprised that no one
has come up with one already. (Correct me if I'm wrong.)
Still trying to come with a snappy signature file
I wish this thung had a spll chicker, I'n tirred of loooking up evary other word I trype
Chuck Cartia
Boston, PA
cha...@nb.net
Sven Guckes <guc...@math.fu-berlin.de> wrote: >cha...@nb.net (Chuck Cartia) writes: >>If someone could come up with an ascii version of the Blue Ribbon symbol for >>Free Speech Online, I'm sure that they would have the satisfaction of seeing >>their ascii art spread thru-out the news groups. I created one a long time ago and posted it here. I have it in a web page: http://www.ug.cs.sunysb.edu/~griffinb/ribbon.html >There is no copyright for ASCII graphics - is there? So why bother? Why should I worry about this? I have freely put my ascii art ribbon into the public domain. Anyone can use it free of charge for anything. Elijah ------ mine was prompted by a need for a lynx compatible ribbon
Lines: 10 Just wondering if anyone out there Just wondering if anyone out there has a good ascii of the Blue Ribbon campaign logo, need one about .sig size (bout 10 lines, give or take a few) Since Im not a good ascii artist myself, i thought it would be a good idea to post here. Please email me the results at gag...@uow.edu.au Thanks for the help :-) Glen
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