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> This is certainly one way to interpret the data, but far from the only way.
> The STC, of course, simply doesn't exist -- it has no opinions, desires, requirements, or ideas other than those of the folks that are members (like Bill). The STC doesn’t “want” a certification program – the leadership of the Society believes it is a need the membership has.
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Do a search for my name and certification in the archives...you'll
find one member here who has said over and over that I want it...and
it has nothing to do with STC.
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