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As of 2 PM PDT this date, I have 124 messages specifically refering to
certification (approximately 123 opposed and 1 in favor). I would assume
that by the end of this day, I'll have another 25 or so. The question is:
How many ways are there to say that certification is not particularly
wanted, especially by those of us that have been in the field for a number
of years. Please! Can we move on?
Roy Constible
<rconstible -at- pacificcoast -dot- net>
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