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From: cszwt2@scs.leeds.ac.uk (W Towle)
Subject: Answer: Where alt.ascii-art is
Date: 1995/07/25
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samsung@nevada.edu (STEPHEN STEWART) writes:
|> Anybody know what happened to the alt.ascii-art newsgroup?  I don't get
|> it anymore.  It's not even on the list.

  I assume your news admin people aren't happy with the bandwidth used
by alt.ascii-art, and are just "stocking" rec.arts.ascii because it's
moderated [ie. has less of the more useless postings and fewer
reposts]. You hardly miss any of the art anyway; some kind soul
eventually gets round to posting bits and pieces from one to the other
(or cross-posts in the first place)

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\/ Death is Nature's way of saying "slow down!"