Mark....

What, the fact that we can keep more VFP developers because of some feel good award program? If that is the reason why somebody is choosing to stick with VFP, that is pretty lame. Don't get me wrong, the VFP Excellence Awards are great. It is a wonderful medium for showcasing applications. I wish they existed several years ago. All I am saying is that the VFP Excellence Awards should not be made out to be something they are not. People inside the VFP community care about them. Folks on the outside could care less. As I told Craig, nobody outside the VFP community cares about VFP nor will they ever care. I don't know why some folks have such a difficult time believing this simple fact. To think otherwise means one is in denial.