>Interestingly, the other discussion was part of what triggered my comment. You and others here don't know what I or any other MVPs have done about that situation behind the scenes, and you're not entitled to know. I've taken the actions I consider appropriate.

How incredibly pompous, but I'm sure it doesn't seem that way to you.

>If you look back historically, you'll see that other than public officials, I don't rake people over the coals in public. Discretion has a value (and at least one person here who's been sounding off about MVP's silence has reason to value that discretion).

And arrogant.