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From: bees@drux3.UUCP
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Subject: (nf) - (nf) :-) {~ etc...
Message-ID: <710@drux3.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 19-Aug-83 11:17:24 EDT
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Posted: Fri Aug 19 11:17:24 1983
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Ok, y'all.  I have figured out what  :-)  and  :-(  mean.
I liked  {~.   But, what does "- (nf)" mean at the end of
an article title?

PS- I am tired of seeing 10 lines of torch talk at the beginning
of a flame article...
	KLICK, KLICK
	SPUTTER, SPUTTER
	ASTRO, COSMO IGNITE
	NUCLEAR HYDRO SOLAR FLARE FALLOUT
	WHIZZ, WHOOSH
	*****FLAME*FLAME*FLAME*FLAME*FLAME*****
	etc...
Can't we settle on a simple  {~  at the beginning of the article?
I think everyone gets the idea by now.

Ray Davis   AT&T IS Denver CC   (303)451-3991   {ihnp4|hogpc}!druxy!bees