MVP is given for past efforts and in no way requires someone to hold the MS line...and yes, I saw the smiley in your post.

As Martin pointed out, even MS talks about other technologies. Last week I was at an MSDN event where the MS presenter not only said Linux but booted and showed it as well. See my blog http://www.craigberntson.com/archives/2005_05_13_archive.asp#111600450158588491


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>WHAT!
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>You're an MS MVP right?
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>Do you mean that before doing an app. you analyze which development language would be best suited for the job?
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>If your answer to that question was yes then I really think that there's something wrong with you. Does that mean that you don't know that .Net is the solution to all problems. I don't personally know that but from what have been said over this seems to be the case.
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>I'm afraid your MVP days are close to be over Martin
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>If your answer to my question was no and you know that .Net is the universal solution then excuse me for disturbing you. No fear to have on your MVP status
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>;-)