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From: Andreas Freise <adf@mpq.mpg.de>
Subject: Re: Civilization 3098
Date: 1997/11/22
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To: eli97@geocities.com
Organization: Rechenzentrum der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft in Garching
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art


Ron (cp97) wrote:
>         You all may want to take a look at my new Ascii-art site, Civilization
> 3098, which was created over the past few weeks. I wanted to take a
> different approach to displaying my art... You may find it interesting

Why, yes I like the way you put the stuff in context alright.
Though 'weapons' etc are not my favourite subjects ( as well
as 'hearts', 'flowers' and 'thanksgiving' by the way).

I really like your use of the '&' for the little drivers
like in this one : 

 [&,)        
 o-~-o     -cp97-

It's a cute soldier. ;)

Unfortunately I've got two problems with your site.
First :  Too much advertising compared to the real
         content
Second : Whenever my browser opens another window
         because of some stupid Java/ActiveX etc
         without me being asked I won't bookmark
         that site. (I know that you've got the
         'no Java' link there but the instant 
         'click' is the Java one.)

But these are probably my very own problems. And I'm
looking forward to see more of your art anyway.
See you in 3098 then. 

:)
Andreas

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