If it's easy-in, it's not *worth* much.
I definitely disagree with that, see below.
A UL rating is worth something because it requires some effort.
An ISO9001 cert means something because it requires some effort.
An MCSE means something because it requires some effort.
A driver's license means something because it requires some effort (OK,
maybe not a LOT, but enough to pass the road test ;)
A diploma from an unaccredited "send us a check, we'll send you
a sheepskin" diploma-mill doesn't mean anything because there's no
real effort to be made.
Which of these 5 is your scenario most like?
None of the above. I assume you *think* it means the diploma
from an unaccredited university.
But since when was the IETF unaccredited?
Actually, the thing I think it is most similar to is citizenship,
such as US citizenship. Which takes *0* effort to gain, and
means *A LOT*.
:)
Kyle Lussier
AutoNOC LLC