Ken;
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>> When they decide to switch his resumes titles, this simple fact, turns then to be: a very little valuable person. For one simple reason: TRUST
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>I completley disagree. Being accurate and honest is what builds trust, not false labels.
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That's right.. But, how they can conquer the trust of anybody, changing of side like this ? Yesterday, they were speaking wonderful things of Vfp.. Today, it will be of C#.. What about tomorrow ?

Everybody has the right to change it own idea of anything (there is no problem on that).. I am not a men that I used to be 10 years ago.

But, those professionals accepted a title (and all the responsability).. For instance, here in Brazil we just have one VFP/MVP (CLAUDIO LASSALA).. This guy is very much respected/dear in the community VFP of Brazil. Doesn't he have any responsibility on this ?

Morally speaking, MOST VALUABLE TITLE (independent of contest's rules) must be a honor given for those that above all, they should have:

Community sense, good sense, honesty, leadership, accuracy, etc..

Where is his community sense ? Are they thinking on the VFP's community ? Are they thinking that with their actions they can destroy the reputation of VFP ? (If you go on this right moment to the portuguese forum you will see many peoples talking in which software they should use now)

>>Ken Levy here is some piece of advice: Don't accept sub-titles.. There is no honor on it!
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>A subtitle is better than no subtitle, and you should expect to see an increase in sub-catagory usage in the Microsoft MVP program in the future. You can learn more about the MVP program at http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/.

I'll, thanks.. Ken, sorry for those hard words.. It is some that must be writing to help to change something !

IN MY HONEST OPINION, those people changed his titles of most for MINIMUM.



Claudio