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From: perrip@eniac.seas.upenn.edu (The Enchanted Nrock)
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Subject: Re: sigs and stolen art
Date: 23 Apr 1994 07:14:48 GMT
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In article <2p8udr$eg8@tamsun.tamu.edu> bpp8376@tamsun.tamu.edu (Bryan Philip
 Packwood) writes:

>... I was sort of under the impression that if you used someone elses Ascii
>creation... you should at least ask their permission if you decided that you
>were to good to credit them.  I mean this wouldn't bother me so much... except
>that you stole the shroom off of my .sig.  Even after replying to you by email

Hey -- that was about 1 or 2 days ago!

>you still ignored me.  So, I am forced to be an ass about it.
>	Is it really so difficult to ask to use someones work?  I have already
>given permission for a few people to use some of my stuff in MUD title screens
>and .sigs... but then again, they were decent enough to ask and to answer my
>email.
>	Oh, well... 

Excuse me -- but your are jumping to conclusions here -- I did not steal off 
your sig -- I got it from some collection, but do you really think I'm stupid 
enough to take it directly from your sig, and then go and post it up HERE for
suggestions?  Trying using some logic, okay?

	And I said in my letter, which I just hurried up and mailed before you
try and slander me any more, once I got your letter, I stopped using that sig,
and will no longer do so.  Okay?  Oh, and CHILL!!!!

						--Nrock