What's happened to the Certification Exam?

Question

I just sat (and passed) the CF7 exam on monday.
I hadn't looked at the certification section of www.adobe.com
for a while, and now it's all changed.
There's barely any mention of the CF7 exam in the whole site,
the list of certified deveoplers has gone and I don't even know
what to call myself now - am I ACE, ACP or something else?
I tried registering with the certified community section, but
it says I don't exist.
Can someone at Adobe please explain what's going on? I've put
a lot of time and money into the exam, which I don't want
wasted.

Answer 1

>> I suppose it would mean more to a prospective
employer if you can point
them
to the website, so they know what the exam is about.
Thats a very specific situation, not worth teh worry imho.
If the employer has not heard of the certification, chances
are high it is
not important to him/her. The coldfusion certification is one
of those certs
that is not taken seriously in the industry (heck, even cf is
not taken all
that seriously!), so I wouldn't worry too much about it - the
main reason to
do this exam, i feel, is to ascertain your own level of
understanding.
"gareth_cole" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> > How do you figure it will be wasted - you passed
right?
>
> I suppose it would mean more to a prospective employer
if you can point
them
> to the website, so they know what the exam is about.
> Having your name on the list of certified developers was
also good
(although I
> did hear that they often spelled names wrong
> It's hard to explain that this is a recognised Adobe
qualification, when
Adobe
> don't acknowledge it on their own site
>