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>> It is, but only open to people who will not change subject lines from
>> Certification to Certification = Absurd...in other words, discuss it
>> objectively...if you think there is potential and are willing to evaluate it
>> based on merits and not on what you think it will mean to only to you
>> personally.
> So, Anal People are not invited?
What John is saying is that you're not allowed to join if you to disagree with
the people who started it.
Andrew Plato
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