Hi, John: I knew I was going to do a little extra work for that mis-post.... << Is that all it takes to lose RPT status? Why is that--is it because if one does not pay dues, he is no longer "registered" with the PTG? Do you have to go back and take all the tests again, too?>> Indeed. But that is only fair. Membership comes with dues and qualifications in most any organization. The PTG demands little of the Associate Member other than reasonable dues and respect for the code of ethics, but in order to be an RPT you must take and pass the tests at 80% or more. I have, in the past, advocated periodic re-testing, so I shouldn't be too disturbed if I have to re-test, now, should I? Either way, I am glad to be a participant again - there are many perks, such as Dale Probst (on behalf of his chapter) sending me the 5 years of Journals I didn't receive while "on the lam" with the PTG - thank you, Dale! Now if I could just keep that mouse off the "send" icon long enough to be sure the e-mail is properly addressed.... Bill Shull, currently an Associate Member... In a message dated 99-05-27 21:29:02 EDT, you write: Curious, John Formsma >>
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