[ADMIN] - Does rec.arts.ascii have a future?

[Graham Drabble]

Hi,

Given the lack of posts in raa for the last several years (it's never
really taken off since the attempted revival in 2002) I reckon that
it's probably time to retire the group.

alt.ascii-art is still available and has been much busier over the past
few years.

If people still feel this group is usable then let me know. I've set
f/ups to poster , if you want to discuss in the group then change the
tag to [DIS]

--
Graham Drabble (Head Moderator - rec-arts-ascii)
http://www.drabble.me.uk/

[Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson]

Graham Drabble <rec-arts-asc...@gweep.ca> writes:

> Hi,
>
> Given the lack of posts in raa for the last several years (it's never
> really taken off since the attempted revival in 2002) I reckon that
> it's probably time to retire the group.
>
> alt.ascii-art is still available and has been much busier over the past
> few years.
>
> If people still feel this group is usable then let me know. I've set
> f/ups to poster , if you want to discuss in the group then change the
> tag to [DIS]

I have put some artwork in here, last spring or so. Unless this group
is retired, I expect to do so in the future. Generally, I publish my
art first in a.a-a, before I put in on the web, or in here.

Just my 2 ascii bytes, for now,

Johann