Re: Usenet: unendliche Weiten
From Jan Weseler <geh...@gmx.de>
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· 30 Jun 2001 09:57 · View full thread
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Hans-Peter Fieber Dresdens pers�nlicher Tippsklave hackte dies in die Tastertur: >Hallo, > >ich wei�, das klingt etwas seltsam, aber ich such ein (Ascii)-Bild, >welches das Usenet symbolisiert. F�r alle Anregungen dankbar. >Sollte also jemand Blidmaterial zum Thema (Flamewar, Killfile, Trolle, >Regulars, off toppic, plonk, plenk, nur mal so als Gedankenst�tze) >haben: zeigts her! Zwar ein bisschen sp�t, aber ich h�tte da auchnoch ein typisches Usenet-Szenario: ____ __,-" "-. ~~~~ ~ ,-" Obelix ". ~~ ~~~ __ < & Co ) ~~ ~~ <JW>~~~~ ~~~~ ~ '-.__ KG ," ~ ~~ ~ _ "-.____,-" ~~~ ~~ <_>~_~~~ ~~~ _ <_> ~~ ~~~~ <_> ~~~ ~~~~ Gru�, Jan -- >root, god... What is difference? God is more forgiving. [Dave Aronson in a.s.r.]
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