I do not want to see this subject die either. I'm sure that's what Andy and company (and probably now the MVPs) would like to see happen. I think maybe it won't. Just like JVP still lives on, I think this will too.

>Hugo,
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>I can understand fellow mvps not taking position in this - I do not like it though
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>It think it would be unfair to hold that message against Alex. You never really know someone - there's always the risk of a surprise. Alex may know by now that his judgement was - well - not right...
>Alex, who you profoundly respect, has made an error of judgement - that's all.
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>However much I loathe what has happened - It cannot be undone - whish it could
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>I feel that this will end like so many chatter threads. It will slowly die. The 'news factor' is gone
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>I think a sincere apology from the K's is the least, the very least they can do
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>I can only hope the best for Nadya who has no malice in her heart
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>I can only hope that people will remember the true face and character of the K-clan
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>Que lastima !
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>>Well, they seem to take a position when it comes to defend a fellow MVP, even vouching for their moral integrity. But now Alex, who I profoundly respect, is silent in this matter. Message #1230017 (by coincidence a message to you)
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>>>Jim,
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>>>I do not think you'll see any MVP_VFP take any position
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>>>I guess they all have come to the same conclusion as the majority over here
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>>>See, those guys run into each other several times a year. If MVP_X were to openly state disgust, how would they feel the next time running into each other again ? Can you imagine the scenario ?
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>>>So, I do not think it is fair to want/demand any MVP_VFP to take a position
>>>And even if one were 'to blow the whistle', it would only confirm the injustice/misconduct we feel
>>>Their judgement - in this non-technical matter - does not weigh more than that of anyone else
>>>
>>>What can make a difference is that non-mvp's take a position here.