Nick said:"...I never once logged in to Facebook to contribute to my success of
obtaining my CCIE...."
Nick,
Your point is exactly correct. Not one time, did you ever have to log into
facebook to participate in IPexpert study groups.
Next time, please try reading the blog notice,before responding like you did.
Your response is totally disconnected from what is stated in the blog.Have you
even tried going to one of the groups without logging into Facebook?
I suppose it is not a big deal, but I had hope that we would getan interactive
forum similar to the competition. We were promised something spectacular. Now
we find that it is Facebook for study groups? Really?
I gave my customer feedback, and predict that others will agree. Facebook or
usenet. Strange. I do apologize if IPexpert is offended by this customer
feedback. The videos and workbooks are very good. Just need a serious
interactive forum tool to go along with them.
Best of luck on facebook.
M
==========IPexpert Blog Post==========
By Wayne Lawson II on April 27th, 2014
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Have you joined our focused CCIE
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mentoring, and beta testing opportunities – be sure to join these
groups and recommend them to your colleagues.
* CCIE R&S V5
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* CCIE Collaboration
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