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Back in the day on Usenet, civilised people never used a .signature longer than 4 lines, and often two of those were some form of ASCII-art divider. It's good t
by thristian 16y ago
Back in the day on Usenet, civilised people never used a .signature longer than 4 lines, and often two of those were some form of ASCII-art divider. It's good to see that etiquette lives on, at least somewhere.
- DLWormwood 16y agoYes, but when I read that article, I thought, “That .sig is nothing." Some of the stuff I’ve seen and heard about during my USENET days could bring you to tears. (Like the “Kibo Warlord” .sig mentioned here, for example.)
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- mayank 16y agoI had to google for that: http://www.birdhouse.org/etc/kibosig.txt http://www.birdhouse.org/etc/kibosig.txt
- leif 16y ago> This blank region of empty space is a hollow void that adds lines to the > length of this .signature's physical size. > > I cant think of anything more to add!