Re: Event Spam..???

> Also, how about putting a disclaimer on the training pages indicating 
> that the listing of training courses doesn't constitute the endorsement 
> of a company by the PG community - and that customers should do their 
> own due diligence to ensure they get what they pay for.  I think many 
> customers look at a listing of training and consider it to be an 
> endorsement by the community..

We would have to do it on the:

news page
consultants page
hosting page
contributors page

I understand and appreciate the point, but I think it would cause a 
reverse effect that may not be positive.

Joshua D. Drake




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