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> Thanks, Bill. It also appears to be easy to come up with what ya think
> is the way it is going to be done with absolutely no facts to back it
> up, then be sure that the process will suck, is unfair, and
> unrealiistic.
>
> Steve spoke on this issue at my last chapter meeting in NY, I was on
> the STC task force for awhile, and I'm still willing to wait until
> there are actualy some facts available before passing judgement.
Right. I'm reserving actual judgement as well. The idea has merit as
outlined, so it only makes sense to let things flesh out a bit. I was
at the Summit when Steve Jong first presented the Board approval and
the outline, and I liked what I saw. Not that I like the idea of
certification and I think the plan will work, but I like that the
approach is well reasoned and the criteria so far appears to be fairly
solid. We'll know more as things develop.
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