Отправлено: 19.12.09 10:09. Заголовок: Получмл интересное письмо от профессионала

Получмл интересное письмо от профессионала
Наверное именно этим и отличаются профессиональные сообщества от представительских (в которых устраивают вертикали и зарабатывают на своих членах денежку)
Пример который на мой вкус наглядно демонстрирует дискриминационный характер и как глянцевый характер публикаций, так и попытку эксплуатации рядовых членов в SPWLA и SPE
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