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Will we see the day when linuxquestions offers a certification and competes with the likes of lpi,or does this site have no intention of venturing down that road.
I don't work for LQ or anything, but my guess would be that that will never happen. A certification is in no way in line with the current objectives of LinuxQuestions.org (to provide a place for the community to come together and help each other)
it is very difficult to get a certification recognized as well. i know ingots are working very hard on that right now. alot of red tape and speaking to the government.
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