Definition of ASCII-ed

ASCII-ed

verb

• To be served with a takedown notice by the ASCII Rightholders for using ASCII characters in your work.

  "Why the long face, muchacho?"
  
  "I just got ASCII-ed, I will have to re-encode all my works into UTF-8"

  Last edited on Mar 30 2021. Submitted by Anonymous on Mar 30 2021.

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