Chris
Woburn,#2UPDATE Employee
Wed, January 07, 2009
This individual sat through an entire class, never paid for the class, took the text book, and has actually requested that she be paid by us for her time while attending the class. We can not refund fees that were never paid to us. We list complete course descriptions on our Web site, and are up-front about what is covered in the class. Additionally, her understanding of the technology is not accurate. In the introductory class she took, HTML and XHTML are both covered. As stated on Wikipedia "HTML is the antecedent technology to XHTML. The changes from HTML to first-generation XHTML 1.0 are minor..." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xhtml#Relationship_to_HTML) If she had paid us, we could have applied funds to an XML class or another course more to her liking. But after taking the full class and leaving with the textbook, then failing to pay for either the class and textbook, it is ironic that she decides to complain publicly. I would think that we should actually be complaining about not being paid.
Chris
Woburn,#3UPDATE Employee
Wed, January 07, 2009
This individual sat through an entire class, never paid for the class, took the text book, and has actually requested that she be paid by us for her time while attending the class. We can not refund fees that were never paid to us. We list complete course descriptions on our Web site, and are up-front about what is covered in the class. Additionally, her understanding of the technology is not accurate. In the introductory class she took, HTML and XHTML are both covered. As stated on Wikipedia "HTML is the antecedent technology to XHTML. The changes from HTML to first-generation XHTML 1.0 are minor..." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xhtml#Relationship_to_HTML) If she had paid us, we could have applied funds to an XML class or another course more to her liking. But after taking the full class and leaving with the textbook, then failing to pay for either the class and textbook, it is ironic that she decides to complain publicly. I would think that we should actually be complaining about not being paid.
Chris
Woburn,#4UPDATE Employee
Wed, January 07, 2009
This individual sat through an entire class, never paid for the class, took the text book, and has actually requested that she be paid by us for her time while attending the class. We can not refund fees that were never paid to us. We list complete course descriptions on our Web site, and are up-front about what is covered in the class. Additionally, her understanding of the technology is not accurate. In the introductory class she took, HTML and XHTML are both covered. As stated on Wikipedia "HTML is the antecedent technology to XHTML. The changes from HTML to first-generation XHTML 1.0 are minor..." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xhtml#Relationship_to_HTML) If she had paid us, we could have applied funds to an XML class or another course more to her liking. But after taking the full class and leaving with the textbook, then failing to pay for either the class and textbook, it is ironic that she decides to complain publicly. I would think that we should actually be complaining about not being paid.
Chris
Woburn,#5UPDATE Employee
Wed, January 07, 2009
This individual sat through an entire class, never paid for the class, took the text book, and has actually requested that she be paid by us for her time while attending the class. We can not refund fees that were never paid to us. We list complete course descriptions on our Web site, and are up-front about what is covered in the class. Additionally, her understanding of the technology is not accurate. In the introductory class she took, HTML and XHTML are both covered. As stated on Wikipedia "HTML is the antecedent technology to XHTML. The changes from HTML to first-generation XHTML 1.0 are minor..." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xhtml#Relationship_to_HTML) If she had paid us, we could have applied funds to an XML class or another course more to her liking. But after taking the full class and leaving with the textbook, then failing to pay for either the class and textbook, it is ironic that she decides to complain publicly. I would think that we should actually be complaining about not being paid.