Commit registration

Microsoft and many other technology companies manage their certification programmes through Prometric. I was registering for an exam today and noticed that they ask you to ‘commit registration’ as opposed to just registering.

Little things like this really annoy me, I’m sure that some developer thought this was cool.

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