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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 9 Sep 2001.
Re: Buch
Michael Hermes am Sun, 09 Sep 2001 16:40:03 +0200:

>> Das Buch : "Cyberpl@ay, communication online" von Brenda Danet.
>
>Gerade wollte ich bemerken, da� diese Verwendung des @ sehr viel �ber
>den Autor / Verlag aussagt. Dann habe ich nochmal genauer hingeschaut
>(auf die Webseite). Wenn du das a streichst passt es wieder.
>
>Also: Ich werde mir garantiert kein Buch kaufen, das einen @ - a -
>Ersatz im Titel rumtr�gt.

Gib ihm noch eine Ch@nce, es h�tte j@ @uch "Cyberpl@y, communic@tion
online" von Brend@ D@net hei�en k�nnen.

Dieter
-- 
Dieter Br�gm@nn, Berlin * http://www.bruh@h@.de/
DIE HEILIGEN ERSCHEINEN DEN KLUGEN LEUTEN NICHT.
(Discl@imer: http://www.bruh@h@.de/dis...@imer.html)

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