Re: Endorsements vs Recommendations

[Nancy Allison <maker -at- verizon -dot- net>]

Hey, Collin. Why would you say this:

>
> I think
>the endorsements on LinkedIn will be good, but will carry about as
>much weight as a Wikipedia Ref.

The people who give endorsements are listed by name and company. Presumably they don't want to endorse someone who might later embarrass them.

I suppose someone could create fictitious endorsements (or pay into your PayPal account!), but they would run a great risk of exposure eventually.

Am I missing something?

--Nancy
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