>>Some people wants to have the votes for his side, resetting votes, deleting Wiki posts, ...
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>I doubt anyone deleted Wiki posts. Because it uses "last man standing" conflict resolution (that is, when multiple people edit the same page at the same time, the last one to save gets saved), I imagine any lost votes are because the page was popular.
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>IAC, can someone explain to me why this is so important to you guys? It's just the frigging codename, to be used while the product is being developed. It's not anything permanent.

"frigging"??? Tamar, I'm shocked.:-)

Seriously, I think that part of the reason that this has become so important is that it's been so inclusive. It's the entire community at work. Over the years, some have expressed the sentiment that the people at MS either didn't listen to the community or care about it. I think that this gesture, if you will, signals in no uncertain terms that this is hardly the case. This is on top of some of the other wonderful things (like the MSDN Magazine article by Erik Moore) that have occurred.

I'm really sorry that I won't be at DevCon this year. I have this feeling that this will be one of the most memorable and talked about events of this year, and perhaps any year.

>As long as it's not something obnoxious (like "garbage" or "jerk"), why does it matter?

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