[ale] Re: INFO on the next Atlanta Net Day

[Robbie Honerkamp]

In our previous episode, Alfred Grahame Leach was heard to say:
> On Tue, 12 Nov 1996, Dan Newcombe wrote:
> 
> > > >>>the description of volunteer tasks.  Only CNA/CNE (certified) or RCDD
> > > >>>technical volunteers oversee the cabling and perform the act of "cutting
> > > >>>holes in walls."  The activities are approved by the school system
> > 
> > Ah...so that's what a CNA/CNE empowers you to do - cut holes in walls 
> > and pull wire.  Gee...maybe if you have a Phd you'd actually get to 
> > plug the cables into machines!
> 
> Hmm...  In the words of somebody on this mailing list (in their signature):
> "Ok, so you've got a PhD - just don't touch anything..."

I sent them mail asking why they only wanted Novell folk to help out, and got
this reply:

>We just need to make it clear that we will be working within the school
>technology plans and that all technical activities will be overseen by
>expert (meaning lengthy cabling or networking experience) Georgia NetDay
>volunteers.

The message went on to mention how in the past, people haven't followed 
directions, and punched holes in wrong places in the walls.

Well, I guess I need to go out and get my CNA certification so I can
read and follow directions properly, and thus be an "expert".. :)

Robbie

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