Op 22 nov. 2013 17:17 schreef "Alessandro Selli" <[email protected]> het volgende: > > On 21/11/2013 00:06, Anselm Lingnau wrote: > > [...] > > > Precision in legal documents is an asset. > > Indeed it is. > > I do trust the LPI people, but I do not know anybody from Pearson, > which is an organization that is not built on the same ethical (or > philosophical, if you prefer) grounds as LPI, and I cannot extend the > trust I put into LPI to third parties automatically.
I tend to agree that the clarity in the document might be good. It is a bit ambiguous now. That said, it does raise the question why one would trust LPI and not Pearson. Personally i know nobody from either organization. Although that didn't stop me from getting my lpic-1 certification, and having lpic-2 on the roadmap. ;-) mvg, Guus
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