>But seriously, I would require even the most obviously technically astute
>person to take some sort of qualifying "quiz" to make sure they indeed
>knew what they were doing. If they failed any part of this quiz, they
>would then be required to go through the entire informational course so
>that they would have all the information needed to minimize (and
>hopefully eliminate) any damage they could conceivably cause to any
>artifacts. Anyone who would go through the trouble to fulfill this
>requirement proves their sincerity and earns the right to access the
>materials and artifacts.
I like this... Provides education at the same time that you ensure
that the systems will be at minimum risk...
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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Received on Mon Mar 22 1999 - 23:55:56 GMT