>>I have never called anybody a moron... And to be honest, I don't think I have
>>been a dick...
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>Matter of opinion, but that's not why I'm following up this post (and I really don't want to go there, but I couldn't resist)...
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Garrett, if you think I am dick, go ahead and say so... You work for the borg now... You can afford to.....< bg >. Most folks don't like brutually honest people. So, in their defense, it is easier to just call folks like me dicks... I don't really care, it is far more important for those folks, with obvious insecurities to get in touch with how they really feel, as opposed to casting stones in the other direction....

>>That said, I expect high standards from MVP's. I have worked hard to keep the
>>award, as the other MVP's have. If you look at the roster, just about every
>>Devcon Speaker is one. Almost every VFP author is one as well.
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>That's why I'm following up this post. I'm not sure I like this last statement, but I'm not sure _why_ I don't like it. Where are the books by people like Jeb Long (to pick one example out of a hat)?
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Jeb Long? Why are you asking me where his books are. I don't care... Never meet the man... Never saw him active in an online community... I think his last books was on VFP 3.0. No, my comments are directed at the current crop of folks. That said, why would you make a statement that you are not sure why you feel a certain way????

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Do only the MVPs care enough to write about Fox, or is it that the people who care enough about Fox to write about it are also active online?
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Uh... I think you are mis-interpreting something here... Non-MVP's make valuable contributions as well.. However, since you asked.... when it comes to MSDN whitepapers, they tend to be written by MVP's, or employees of MS... True..????

I know you are hinting at something here... but are not willing to come right out and say it.....