TALK: RowAscii 1.2 collection
From Rowan Crawford <dlj...@giaeb.cc.monash.edu.au>
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· 20 Sep 1994 15:26 · View full thread
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I've just re-posted one of my personal ascii collections (the 2nd collection is still being made). This is all my own stuff. I just thought it was about time for a repost :). A note to ascii archivers; if you include this collection in an archive, please keep it in it 'collection' form, and also leave the credits intact on each pic. Some FTP site somewhere has a lot of these pics with the credits removed, and I had to spend an hour the other night trying to convince someone that they were indeed mine. Bah. Incedentally, since he found no credit on the pics, he had placed his own there. Cheers, Row. -- Sumaleth (IRC)
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