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From: cfbd@southern.co.nz (Colin Douthwaite)
Subject: Re: On "borrowing" other pple's sigs
Date: 1996/05/27
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Daniel Au (dcau@casbah.acns.nwu.edu) wrote:

>Especially in this newsgroup, since our sigs tend to be more elaborate than
>those on other newsgroups, many of the artists would prefer that other people
>not use their sigs without permission, and then with some changes.  This
>rational stems from the belief that our "sigs" should be like our signatures
>in real life - that there should be no two that are alike.

Now you know why I use my Sig ( below )...nobody thinks it is worth
using ! 

Hmm...perhaps I should figletize it  ?   :-)  :-)

Bye,    <==== my sig  :-)