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if the HR department of the fund elects to post information somewhere, it's sourced.
I'm sorry, but information posted "somewhere" is not sourced in the slightest. Perhaps if you could tell us where "somewhere" is. But even then, job postings are not normally something used as a source of company information, and they're likely to be self-serving. I much prefer independently verified sources, and the article appears to have a few such listed. --
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if the HR department of the fund elects to post information somewhere, it's sourced.
I'm sorry, but information posted "somewhere" is not sourced in the slightest. Perhaps if you could tell us where "somewhere" is. But even then, job postings are not normally something used as a source of company information, and they're likely to be self-serving. I much prefer independently verified sources, and the article appears to have a few such listed. --
Michael Snow16:45, 22 November 2006 (UTC)reply