>>Don't have any links to foxite as I'm not using it
>>But for msdn - see here
>>http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1552798&SiteID=1
>>and here http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1617290&SiteID=1
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>>Again, there are some quotes in there regarding MVP status that are rather sad to read.
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>>The line, "Too bad you are not an MVP - you could take over for him.", coupled with a previous quote of "IMO, that is part of the reason that I have been awarded the MVP award since 1999"....it has the feel (IMO) of MVP status being waved in the air.
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>>I'm not crazy about starting sentences with "I would never utter the words such-and-such", but I can't imagine talking that way.
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>>This coming weekend, I'm doing a few .NET sessions at a CodeCamp at UConn, and then I'm speaking at a user group in Baltimore the following week. I always try to be very generous with my presentations, offerings, and time at these events - but I think the recent events will make me want to do even more.
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>>Maria is correct in her quoting of Dan Freeman, that one of the marks of a good MVP is being able to answer not only the current question, but the next two or three that might follow - and I'll add to that, without being irritating.
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>>(And in fairness, some of Naomi's words in these posts are anything but 'taking the high road' either).
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>Had to lookup "taking the high road" on the internet and I now presume that you think negative about some words used by Naomi in these posts. So I took the time to reread the posts (as mentioned above) one more time. My personal conclusion: Not a single word, not a single thought she expresses there is offensive or negative. What was it that made you come to your conclusion?


under 1 b) adjectives one and two http://www.thefreedictionary.com/high+road