Hi Claudio,

> Do you believe that 4 "MVPs" won't change the reputation of VFP ?
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VFP only has a good reputation among those who know about it. This could increase awareness of VFP. But who knows?

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> There is, so many people (like me), that makes a lot of investiments in VFP (in time, money and patience). I don't know if you know what I meant. But, if you do the same, certainlly you will understand me..
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I certainly understand the time investment; if should pay off for you. VFP is still a great tool, and will still do the job for you.

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> This is my point, those "MVP"s really don't care about the community that give them a MOST VALUABLE recognition.. (For his onw capacity, of course)
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Well, that's a pretty tough conclusion to reach...based on the fact that these folks have invested a lot of their time into the community. Do you know them personally?

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> Why don't they wait for a while (few months, I do believe).. Is it an annual contest?

It is not a contest (you don't apply for it, or enter it like you would a contest)...it is only a recognition of what people have done in the past. But yes, it is done annually, but I think there have been some exceptions to this.

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> Formally I know, it doesn't exist anything that it prohibit them of doing anything. But, morally speaking, it doesn't exist the community?
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Let me ask you this...if you were a VFP MVP, and you believed .NET was the best path for you (and therefore possibly for a larger group of VFP developers), wouldn't it be proper to become a leader in .NET?

We'll have to agree to disagree on this...it is all a matter of perspective.