>>MVP is not a lordship or a title deserving of some special consideration nor is it a mark of class distinction. It doesn't even mean you know any more than anyone else about anything.
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>Are you serious ? If this is the case why would MS reinstate that program just a couple of days after saying that it was goind to remove it. Do you think that they would've received that much e-mail if MVPs were like you say they are ?

I didn't say MVPs are like anything. I said what they are not. And, I don't take much stock in a conglomerate's reaction to lopsided interest group opinions.

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>>Try taking your MVP (if you had one) and get credits for it at a real school.
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>When was the last time you got something credited at a real school. I don't know about you but over here it almost takes a letter from the pope to get credited for a class :-) No matter how many years of experience you have you have to take basic classes like "Introduction to computers" at the university.

Well, you can get university credits for life experience, but probably not a letter from the pope, or, Bill Gates.

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>>I would add one more thing, the same people who have been complaining about paying (using the excuse that it's not the paying that REALLY bothers them) were in fact blasting non-payers with character assasination, snide remarks, and all around name calling not long ago. Oh, well, can I get back to work now?
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>Like I said earlier I really don't care about those that are not paying. Maybe you need to do a little introspection. They say that we judge others as we see ourselves. If the hat fits wear it.

I wear alot of hats. Mostly baseball, of a losing team. My commentary was not directed at you, as it were.