>>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.
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>MVP is not a status, it is an award. I can tell with first hand knowledge that folks who receive the MVP award and view it personally as a change in their "status" don't often get renewed.
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>There is a language barrier here for you I understand adn it the spirit of trying to help you to learn a littel more about English and its nuances, when you say things like "MVPs are ..." or MVPs do ..." it is equivalent to me saying 'Philipinos do ..." in ohter words it is an insult of gerenality. When you make these generalities about MVPs or anyone else you make the statement to every person in that group.

You are correct here. That's why I already made a decision (after this) not to participate with discussions (not unless necessiry for me to do it) like this because of my english difficulties in delivering what I wanted to say. I will however ask questions if needed to but more on the technical side.

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>If you are upset with me, then make your statement about me, not MVPs in general. I am sure that there are a number of MVPs who you have benefitted from over time, well your generalized statements are insults to those people too.

With my own capacity to write in english, I used "Some" as uncertain, "If" as supposition to my previous messages. However, I used MVPs in general on this topic but it is in a positive manner and without malicious intent, that's why I said sorry if I used the wrong terminology.
Now, as a Christian, I do not have the intention to hurt anyone but mine is just an opinion. As I have said, I will not participate anymore for good. I could stand the heat, but useless to stay in the kitchen.