Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 19 Jul 1994.
netiquette question about art
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 19 Jul 1994
In article <199...@vtf.idx.com>, Robert Hale <rn...@hawkeye.idx.com> wrote: >I have been lurking for a few weeks now and am trying to decide on a >sig file. I would like to use the one below but the idea for the >Kilroy was here idea was from this group. Is there a point of netiquette >I should be aware of before using art that originated from someone else? > >Or am I just overly concerned. >-- > > --Rob > > ||||| > ( o o ) > +--------------------------------------------ooO--(_)--Ooo----+ > + "Less is more, more or less." + > + --Mies van der Rohe + > +-----------------------rn...@hawkeye.idx.com-------------------+ Your sig in fine to use. Kilroys are rather common. You can even pick a piece of art from the group or an archive and use it in a sig. The only thing most people don't like is when someone takes their sig and just changes the name and address. -- ______________________ o O / \ o | bob...@wwa.com | \______________________/ <>+<> ////// __v__ __\/__ `\|||/ /---\ """"""" | _ - | (_____) . / ^ _ \ . (q p) | o o | <^-@-@-^> (| o O |) .(O O), |\| (o)(o) |/|( _ooO_<_>_Ooo_ooO_U_Ooo_ooO__v__Ooo_ooO_u_Ooo_ooO__(_)__Ooa__oOO_()_OOo___ [_____}_____!____.}_____{_____|_____}_____i____.}_____!_____{_____}_____] __.}____.|_____{_____!____.}_____|_____{.____}_____|_____}_____|_____!__ [_____{_____}_____|_____}_____i_____}_____|_____}_____i_____{_____}_____]
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