Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 22 Mar 2009.
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Totally Borked Sig (was February Ballot)
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 22 Mar 2009
Gregory Hall wrote: > "Veronica Karlsson" wrote: > > Veronica Karlsson wrote: > >> metro-golden-meower wrote: [...] > >> > as soon as i found out, all those years ago, that if you used a fixed > >> > pitch font, usenet took on a whole new fun picture > >> > filled meaning. > >> > >> > can anyone say meow sig? > >> > >> > [snip of beautiful sig that google would just destroy if I tried to > >> > post it] > >> > >> Meow sig! > >> > >> *purr* > > > > http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/pics/temp/meowmixlogo.txt > > That one needs a proportional font like 'Terminal' probably because it was > created using a proportional font. > > The problem seems to be there is no standard for creating ascii. I've seen > them created using Arial, for example that look just fine but try to display > them in a proportional font and they appear way too wide. Please, read the ascii art FAQ, before continuing this discussion: http://www.ascii-art.de/ascii/faq.html and if that doesn't make anything any clearer to you, I have a collection of old FAQs too: http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/pics/ascii/junkyard/techstuff/FAQ/ (basically the same material, explained by different authors) > Where's the standard? As for Google Groups, where's the standard. Google is > good for archival purposes only. google sucks.
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