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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 May 1994.
Re: rec.arts.scarecrow ?

Re: rec.arts.scarecrow ?

Troy Fore:
>Those two groups are NOT going to get deleted,

Right.  At least, not anytime soon.  This is one of the reasons I
haven't changed my yes vote yet.

> This paranoia is ridiculous.

It's not paranoia; it's planning ahead.  The proponents of
rec.arts.ascii clearly did quite a bit of planning ahead, in writing
the charter, in laying groundwork for the RFD and CFV, in choosing to
make it moderated, and in choosing a moderator.  Such an effort
certainly deserves a matching effort on my part.  Anything less would
be disrespectful.  :)
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