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From: timizback@aol.com (TimIzBack)
Subject: Re: Crab.
Date: 1997/08/25
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As an AOL user <koff koff>, and a reader of this newsgroup, I do LEAVE the
signatures in. It's not only AOL where people may take out the sigs. All
it takes is one person to remove it, and for people to "steal" that macro
from them, and the snowball effect comes into play. 

<shrug> <just an AOL user POed at AOL and the world right now> <chuckle>