>I'm wondering (in fact I'd like to know) if MS heard about this and how they feel about their DISTINGUISHED MVPs. If they did'nt perhaps they should know about this.

It's a tight community and the a-holes clearly were happy to share their letters with other MVPs. It's my guess that MS has heard about this. But I don't think they (MS) should do anything. Other than to remember it when MVP renewals are up for consideration.


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>Good to hear about your health.
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>>>>Frankly, too, I think Naomi should have contacted a lawyer by now.
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>>>Hmm interesting point here. But what would be the main arguments for Naomi?
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>>>Another thing. Laws in the U.S.A. and in Canada could be very different in a case like that.
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>>>Oh and by the way how's your health Jim?
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>>I agree that laws are different. But I can see a U.S. lawyer finding several arguments.
>>- None of their business. Forum participation <> co-worker issues;
>>- Phoney argument regarding 'protecting taxpayer value'. A state agency (or municipal?) and not even in the same state as the letter writers;
>>- Malicious intent with no shred of justification.
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>>I interpret AndyK's "departure" as moderator on a MSDN forum as some "proof" that his original argument was totally without merit. And what transpired after that shows far more bull-headedness than ever has been displayed by Naomi.
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>>It's a slow process regaining my health, but it is steadily going upward as a trend.
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>>cheers