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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 4 Jul 2001.
Re: Usenet: unendliche Weiten

Re: Usenet: unendliche Weiten

"Jan Weseler" <geh...@gmx.de> mei�elte folgendes:
> Hans-Peter Fieber Dresdens pers�nlicher Tippsklave hackte dies in die
                   ^--Hier fehlt ein Komma;)
> Tastertur:
Tja ich habe mich entschieden:
http://www.doppelhorn.de/misc/usenet/news.html
ziert jetzt das "don't feed the Troll"-Monster.
Was soll ich da in Sachen Copyright dazuschreiben, oder ist das so eine
Art Allgemeingut geworden?
Vielen Dank an alle beteiligten.


mit freundlichen Gr��en
Hans-Peter Fieber           http://www.doppelhorn.de
-- 
"Wir kommen aus dem Nichts, wir werden zu Nichts,
also was haben wir zu verlieren? Nichts!" - Monty Python 

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From: "Hans-Peter Fieber Dresden" <de....@doppelhorn.de>
Newsgroups: de.alt.rec.ascii-art
Subject: Re: Usenet: unendliche Weiten
Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2001 19:33:11 +0200
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