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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Jun 1998.
Re: Netly News article

Re: Netly News article

> To which Jorn and a chorus of a.a-ers (PeteCasso excepted, I think)
> would reply: `But only a minority of people can read messages sent in
> HTML, and besides, it's a ridiculous waste of bandwidth'.

Ha ha ha! I love this comment!  :-)))

The essence of ascii art is independent of medium, and I have shown that on my
(non-html) website on a variety of media. Moreover, I posted articles here on
aaa with background information showing means and ways how ascii art can be
evolved from one medium to the next. (Those articles were longer than the
attention span of some people on this newsgroup, ha!  ;-))

I realize the pace of evolution though, although indeed, I can't see why one
would struggle against, rather than embracing evolution  :-)))

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Date: 1998/06/23
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