>Actually, I think need do a David Letterman to do a "Top Ten Reasons to use VFP" list and the write individual papers on each point. We also should focus only on the positives in VFP without trashing other products. A lot of people get turned off by the VFP community because we tend to trash other products in defense of VFP and objectivity gets lost.

Good point, although I think that could be said about any development community. There are countless threads on DEVX that trash Java, Delphi, and VFP. Many remarks don't even focus on the programming issues, but on market share.

But you are right, VFP proponents could be most effective showing positives, like what I heard Ken Levy do recently. He apparently wowed some VBers.