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From: spunk1111@aol.com
Subject: Re: Ascii-art by Pete Casso@aol.com
Date: 1997/03/07
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In article <19970305165300.LAA00249@ladder01.news.aol.com>, petecasso@aol.com (PeteCasso) writes:

>Please note that with the exception of the first piece, I did not sign any
>of these creations, implying that I do not claim having created any of
>them.

Etiquette in this newsgroup is to identify the artist when possible.  As an ASCII artist, it is assumed that whatever you post is your work,  unless you attribute it to someone else.   You must consider yourself to be an ASCII artist... you create original work...  therefore people will attribute your posts to you unless you tell them otherwise.  Not to do so is misleading.

-joan
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