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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Oct 2002.
Re: ascii art underground

Re: ascii art underground

____     On Tue, 01 Oct 2002 19:12:53 GMT
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>> <ANSI vs ASCII>
>> They're very similar. Don't be such fucking nazis. It's not like he's
>> flooding the group with ANSI art. He's just trying to do something for
>> the fucking scene.
>
>One of the best things a person can do for any scene is accurately
>represent it.  

So everyone in the scene should do nothing but pure ascii art in case
some cock like you mistakes their efforts as THE ENTIRE SCENE and gets
the wrong idea?

>If I told someone to wear their favorite tie dye shirt to the goth
>club we will be going to then he is going to be really pissed of find
>that I misrepresented the situation.  

I fail to see the analogy seeing as pure ascii art is perfectly
acceptable to the ANSI scene.

>If he had clearly and correctly identified ASCII as ASCII and ANSI as
>ANSI and not requested an emailed response then this would have ended
>a long time ago.  You say that their is little difference between ANSI
>and ASCII.

Because I am a person and I can see the parallels in the art forms.
Not to mention that all ascii characters are available to ANSI artists
and frequently make up virtually their entire works. I've seen a lot
of ANSI artists that guys like you consider "off topic" who make
better pure ascii art than you and the other whingers put together.

>My text editor says differently.

Because your text editor is not a person. And apparently neither are
you if you can't get past the technical differences.

>I like some ANSI art.  I 
>don't have a problem with it.  But just as Gogan and Van Gogh who
>where working together with the same paints and same scenes they are
>two different animals with two different ideas and visions.

So why do you have a problem with Palmore inviting ascii artists to
join an ANSI group? A good ascii artist will probably be far better at
ANSI than someone who's tried neither. God damn you're such a fuckwit
and I can't believe you're wasting my time like this.
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From: Bateau <Its...@Not-A-Real-Address.com>
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Subject: Re: ascii art underground
Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2002 21:27:19 +0800
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