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From: clm1948@sprynet.com (Christine)
Subject: Re: Credit for .sig art?
Date: 1996/09/18
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On 18 Sep 1996 06:38:02 GMT, cjohns@cs.uct.ac.za (Cathryn L Johns)
wrote:

>
>What's the convention for giving credit for ascii art used in .sigs?
>I don't want to use someone else's work and have people think I drew it, but
>a .sig is a fairly small thing, so I don't really want to clutter it with
>credits.  (Also, I can't quite remember the name of the person who drew "my"
>bear - although I'd probably recognise it if I heard it)
>
>Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.
>
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what about something like this ----->   clm1948

This is...if it was drawn by me!  The ARTIST should be given credit!

Christine

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