>For sure I don't think MVPs should be called on, or looked to, to defend or condemn the actions of the two MVPs discussed in this thread. To me that was an unfortunate -- irrelevant, really -- direction for the discussion to be taken in. That Andy identified himself in one of the letters as an MVP is a pretty slim pretext for putting the spotlight on MVPs in general.


I agree. There will always be people who, when handed a clipboard and whistle, will let their presumed power change to arrogance and pettiness. It shouldn't reflect on the MVP crew as a whole, but instead, on the individuals themselves. There are other stories floating around of absolute rudeness to others and arrogance beyond belief perpetrated by these two. I'm glad I don't have to deal with individuals like this. We're lucky to have Kevin G and Bonnie B here as fulltime representatives of what an MVP should be. Shame on the others...