At 14.01 -0500 2000.03.14, Steven Lembark wrote:
>> So what we really need are Perl standards of competency. A certificate that
>> proves that at some point in time you knew Perl to that standard might be
>> useful. Or it might not. If you are a professional contractor you might be
>> bothered to get the certificate, but it's no big deal.
>>
>> So, maybe the emphasis needs to be less on certification in the sense of
>> exams and tests and all that, and more on a way to define common and widely
>> accepted standards of competency....
>
>one obsticle to this discussion in the past has been the quesiton
One obstacle to this discussion in the present is the continued
discussion here, where the List Mom (Nat) has already told us not
discuss this topic on this list, to instead use the Perl
Certification list that Kirrily has set up.
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