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From: spunk1111@aol.com
Subject: Re: A question
Date: 1997/03/30
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In article <0W361SA4pXPzIwCL@ivy-cottage.demon.co.uk>, Karen Morgan <karen@ivy-cottage.demon.co.uk> writes:

>I was just wondering if you did use someones ascii art could you move
>their initials around to be in a better place so it could fit somewhere?

Sure, most people wouldn't mind you moving the initials, they'd be thrilled to
know that you were curteous enough to keep them on.

To give away a "secret", I usually put my initials on the left side of my work
simply because it is more of a hassle to eliminate them.  Of course it doesn't
stop people but if someone is hurriedly copying something, it is very easy
to skip the initials on the right... 

-joan

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