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From: Sandy Morton <sandy_morton@hp.com>
Subject: Re: Ancient history question
Date: 1999/07/07
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Matthew Thomas wrote:
> Actually Jorn, I don't think this group existed in 1993. You're probably
> thinking of rec.arts.ascii. But you're posting in the right place, since
> rec.arts.ascii is kinda dead.

Yes it did.  alt.ascii-art existed long before rec.arts.ascii was
dreamed up.  It came, it went, alt.ascii-art is still around.

Sandy