On Fri, 8 Mar 2002, jdd wrote: > > but I'm french, is that a problem (of course I can work in english) >
I thought this would be a good time to clarify something. I actually look for people to participate who aren't native English speakers. Having participation from you gives me two major advantages. First, your technical culture is different, thus concepts and things that you use may be different from what US/Canada uses. (e.g. In Europe ISDN is more common and is a more basic skill than in the US/Canada). As we are an international program, I want to ensure we address this! Second, people speak English differently and in the very beginning we made the mistake of using some Anglo-saxon English which not only didn't translate well, but isn't read well by non-native English speakers. Having you involved in the early phases helps to prevent problems which may be a disadvantage to non-native candidates. I am very excited about the number of people from all over the world who wish to help. Personally, I enjoy this exposure to culture :-) It's our unique position to be within the Linux community that allows us to successfully be an International Organization, and it's your participation that makes that happen! -- Kara Pritchard Phone: 618-398-7360 Director of Exam Development http://www.lpi.org/ -- -- This message was sent from the lpi-examdev mailing list. Send `unsubscribe lpi-examdev' in the subject to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to leave the list.
