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I wouldn't worry about any perceived exculsivity or
snobbery of private discussions. Private conversations
occur every day in the world of face-to-face
communication, so if a handful of TWs want to take
online discussions to another group, that's fine with
me. And even though we all have a stake in any kind of
certification, it would probably be sponsored and
administered by the STC, and I suspect that they would
open the issue for public discussion before
implementing a formal program.
Steven Brown
Techncial Writer
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