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From: Dewight Fry <flier@airmobile.tv>
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Subject: Re: ASCII Art Fart for Sun, Jul 13, 2003
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Tell that to the people who don't like top-posting. ;-)

In message <bevtpk$9ejuf$1@ID-147560.news.uni-berlin.de>  "m durnyss"
<removethisprefixdurnyss@yahoo.com> wrote:

>He wasn't screaming, as he didn't actually have a message in his post. The
>notion that all caps is screaming only applies to message bodies, not to
>cartoons, art, quoted passages, or other additonal material included in the
>post. All caps is acceptable, maybe even standard for cartoons and comics.
>Regardless, art - even tran's - does not fall under the realm of mere usenet
>etiquette.