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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 19 Feb 1999.
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mccandless@.dcci.com

mccandless@.dcci.com

alt.ascii-art · 2 messages · 19 Feb 1999
Indeed, and thank you for your reply.

The problem here is; you're looking at a thread basically started
by a few jealous folks, who can't stand whenever anyone starts to
make more and/or better pix than they do.  Actually, they rather
dispise any cartoon done in asckei, as they are without sense of
humor, period.

If they posted a hundred new pix tomorrow, I would only say how
great it was, and encourage them to make more.... I wouldn't even
care if I didn't like very many of them, or if they were any good.

But the general atmosphere created in this newsgroup by a certain
few is one of ill-concealed hostility.  Irregardless of what many
of them say, several can barely contain themselves, and their ire
comes to the surface in an almost regular cycle.

I typically ignore the broads, and possibly should have, this time.
I have more email traffic from one cartoon, than they get all year,
and they know it (and I do not even keep a web site). When they
start trashing on one of my threads, they run the readership down,
and since I have fifty times the readers that they do, I don't like
that.

Anyway, I appreciate your repost, and wish you a good day.... JRO

Too cool.  Thanks for posting that e-type comm.
....  How did?

JRO

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