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‘Twas the night before the night before the night before the night before the night before the night before the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a certification was stirring, not even a Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate. (Does “Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate” rhyme with “house?”) So much for our notions of seasonal versification. Let’s cut straight to the chase: CertMag’s posting schedule will be a bit slimmer than usual through the end of 2022.
We aren’t simply going to walk away from the site and leave it on autopilot. We’re just going to be putting up slightly fewer items of original content, and doing it on a schedule that is different from the norm. Let’s face it, even hard-working IT professionals take time off at Christmas. We’ll miss you, you’ll miss us — but mostly we’ll probably both be thinking about other things.
One of the other things that’s on our mind, incidentally: We’re currently working overtime (literally) to get our first print edition of 2023 off to the publisher. Our January issue is the big Salary Survey magazine that everyone loves. And now would be a great time to subscribe to the print or digital edition.
Getting back to the topic of the day, however, let’s quickly run through our holiday posting schedule. Here’s what you can expect to find on CertMag during the extended break for the Christmas and New Year’s Day holidays:
Dec. 20 — CertMag presents: The 10 Most Popular CertMag Articles of 2022.
Dec. 22 and 23 — Merry Christmas to all! [No new content]
Dec. 26 — CertMag presents: The Second 10 Most Popular CertMag Articles of 2022.
Dec. 27 — CertMag presents: The Third 10 Most Popular CertMag Articles of 2022.
Dec. 29 and 30 — Happy New Year’s Day to all! [No new content]
Jan. 2 — Regular posting will resume. See you all in 2023!
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