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Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 10 Jun 1994.
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TALK: Cross-posting

TALK: Cross-posting

rec.arts.ascii · 2 messages · 10 Jun 1994 - 10 Jun 1994
Scott Nelson <sne...@victor.engr.sgi.com> ASCII art 10 Jun 1994 03:55 · permalink · report
In article <2t7lst$20...@gagme.wwa.com>, jbp...@Ra.MsState.Edu writes:
> 
> +--- N M Miners  <N.M...@durham.ac.uk> writes:
> | 
> | Look, I know many people said they would cross-post articles from
> | rec.arts.ascii to alt.ascii-art, but I don't think I've seen a single
> | article in r.a.a. that hasn't also appeared in a.a-a.
[edited]
> | . . . but I do feel that unless some
> | articles are exclusive to it, it becomes a bit of a waste of time. 
[edited]
> You didn't have to read anything twice, if I understood you correctly.
[edited]
> Anyway, I'm more than happy with the way things seem to be going... and 
> expect the trend to be toward improvement.  Of course, I'm only one of 
> many people reading this... anyone else have an opinion?
> 
IMO, there is nothing wrong with a group that is totally covered by 
another group.  If nothing ever changed, (which I highly doubt) then
just think of rec.arts.ascii as a 'best of ascii-art' which you can
avoid, and others can chose to read or not.

    But, I think you should wait at least a month before deciding that
rec.arts.ascii is a waste of time.  Sheesh - here's a buck, buy a clue.
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 / \   Scott Nelson, Patron Saint of Hats           <sne...@sgi.com>

N M Miners (N.M...@durham.ac.uk) wrote:

: Look, I know many people said they would cross-post articles from
: rec.arts.ascii to alt.ascii-art, but I don't think I've seen a single
: article in r.a.a. that hasn't also appeared in a.a-a.  When I logged on
: today, for example, there were 22 unread articles in a.a-a and 10 in
: r.a.a.  However, when I had read the 22 a.a-a articles, there were none
: left in r.a.a. 
[etc etc]

I agree that I jumped to conclusions a bit!  Only this morning I found 16 
articles unique to r.a.a. so I can see that it is beginning to separate 
out.  Anyway, it was interesting and informative to hear other ppl's 
opinions.

Cheers,

                    
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                       N.M...@durham.ac.uk

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