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From: lone.wierdo@mtrplx.com (LONE WIERDO)
Subject: Re: REQUEST: TO ALL READERS
Date: 1996/02/13
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-> Ascii art is not the world's easiest activity. Neither is kitty cat juggling
-> but that's a different story. The artists, at least those that have spent
-> enough time away from their computer to know the current fashion trends, are
-> spending lots of time creating ascii art (those hackers using conversion
-> programs to create their "ascii art" are being hunted down and prosecuted by
-> Columbo). Please, please, please, if an artist emails you some art due to a
-> request, take it upon yourself to write that person a short but sweet thank
-> you email letting them know how much you appreciate their efforts. It would
-> also be nice if you were to write thank you's to artists whose art postings
-> on this newsgroup you decide to clip and save. By showing your appreciation,
-> the artists will

        Who doesn't appreciate them?  I mean I can program whatever I want and
can think up intriguing story lines <sorry if that makes me sound egotistical>,
but I would be nowhere without ANSI/ASCII artists who've been kind enough to
help me along the way...

        It's a talent like anything else which some, I think, tend not to
remember and thus do not show the respect that's needed...