Re: Certification--a new concept. Discuss.

["Mike O." <obie1121 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Dick Margulis wrote:
> What I'm proposing that is different is to view a 
> certificate not as a license to practice, without 
> which you are chopped liver, but as an indication 
> that _in addition to_ being the charming and talented 
> fellow you are, with all your individual, pertinent 
> talents, you also have broad exposure to and some 
> knowledge of the general principles of technical 
> communication and you went out of your way to study
> and pass a test to prove it.

You can put rouge and lipstick on it but this horse is still dead. Time
for it to ride off into the sunset :-)

Mike O.

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