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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Dec 1998.
Re: May I rent an Ascii-Artist ? <;>

Re: May I rent an Ascii-Artist ? <;>

> : Hi! I'm a Implementor of the first italian MUD, a MUD is a role play
> : game in internet totally based on ascii text for description and
> : action and i'm lurkin here since 1996. <;>
> : Someone may be interested to product some fantasy and common ascii art
> : for us?
[SNIP]
> 
>        Please tell me more about the game, and why it
> uses ASCII.

In this case i bet its the login screen :) But since you ask i take it
you dont know what a mud is. Well...Its very much off topic so im just
gonna do this really short :) Its a text based dungeons and dragons
game running off the internet where everybody with a telnet client
can connect and play. Since it is fully text based using ascii-art
is the only way for displaying pictures :) (normally things are not
pictured but described with words) But when used right ascii-art can
be a great add-on to it.

Should you want more information feel free to mail me.

-Troels  aka  culain @ Dimensions MUD

(yes its on purpose i didnt give out the addy for a mud..this is
afterall
 not rec.games.mud.* :)

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Subject: Re: May I rent an Ascii-Artist ? <;>
Date: 1998/12/28
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