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Ady Stokes
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MoT Ambassador. Currently semi-retired and freelancing. I am, amongst other things, a writer, speaker, and accessibility advocate. Leeds Chapter Lead. MoT Certs curator and article editor for WonderProxy. Testing wisdom, friendly, testing songs and poems. Great minds think differently. STEC and SQEC Certified. Struggling to write a book about testing mindsets and thinking's application in software development.
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- What are Collections? They are a way to organize our software testing and QA content into an easily shareable format.
- Why create Collections? We all want to learn and often share what we are learning, creating a collection helps organise software testing knowledge into a comprehensible way.
- What can we add to Collections? At the moment you can add content that is created and hosted on Ministry of Testing.
- Who can add collections? Professional Members have the ability to create unlimited collections, privately or publicly.
