Craig,

well answered. I agree with you 100% on this. I am using DotNetNuke for several portals and I have used the ASP forums for answers, but I like this forum! There are many "bonafide experts" actively using VFP and .NET on this forum whose opinions I value.

>>>This is one of the few places for VFP, and many of the "bonafide experts" are gone to other technologies

>>I disagree that this is one of the last bastions of online VFP Community interaction. Several hundred sites, boards, and blogs doesn't strike me as a few. Perhaps you were speaking in relative terms, but I can't see what the implicit comparison was to. I also contend that there are more than a few "bonafide experts" left in the Visual FoxPro community. I do respect your right to post your .Net questions elsewhere John, obviously you should go with what works best for you and if you are pleased with the results of those other forums that are helping you, then why change right? However, arguing that a new category that could prove useful shouldn't be added to this forum because you personally haven't found this forum as useful as other online resources you frequent, seems a little weak (not you, I'm speaking about the basis for your arguement only). How should a forum improve and continue to grow if it can only add categories that it is more well-equipped to serve than any other online resource or competitor?

>>As for adding a DotNetNuke category in this forum, I think it's a good idea, and it could very well get some play here. I would be interested, as I run several DotNetNuke portals.