Re: "lends" or "provides" credibility ?

["Monique Semp" <monique -dot- semp -at- earthlink -dot- net>]

Ah yes, the context: this is a Best Practices doc that explains to my 
client's clients how to best use the tools, and in this case we definitely 
want the non-technical, marketing-oriented implication of "lending 
credibility".

(That'll teach me to post a question right before leaving my desk for 
several hours :-).

Thanks, much, everyone -- I really like how our discussions end up covering 
so many topics, even for things that I initially imagine to be simple yes/no 
answer sorts of things.

-Monique

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