Your sincerity in helping others is not in question here. However, MS one way of elevating an individual to an MVP status is by accuracy of answers. And if you started posting trash answers you will not stay on that level IMO.

>Jess,
>Accuracy of answers nor volume have nothing to do with protecting our status. I just answer to my best and I just answer for I want to help a peer. You can easily check my answers far before when I was an MVP or even know what an MVP is. If they lack in accuracy by then it's only for I knew less by then (and honestly I find some of answers posted when I wasn't an MVP much more better then now). As time passes I also learn and get lessons and it's unavoidable. I'd help and defend my point as far as I'm sure it's true otherwise know to stand corrected. This has nothing to do with MVP status. I did it much before I was an MVP.
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>Up to date, separating community relations (in fact has nothing to do with MVP status) apart, what I got as being an MVP is far less than what I lost from financial view point. I'm still financially not capable of paying for PUTM and someone (I don't know that gentleman/lady) paid for me w/o my awareness. I'm totally gratefull to him/her. But if that wasn't the case belive me I wouldn't complain about not having a free PUTM. And believe me, I wouldn't lower my existence on UT nor accuracy if I lose my status (provided Michel keeps the door open for nonPUTM).
>Thanks
>Cetin