Hi Steve,
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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?

No, I don't know any..

I know what you meant.. But, my point is on his responsability, they (must) have some commitment with us (community).. All that I am questioning is: How can ? These people (in some way) that harm an entire community, the reputation of VFP.. Where is the meaning of be "Most Valuable", on those actions ?

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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?

MVP´s title certainlly, will increase a lot my resume.. It will highlight me a lot.. New jobs, conferences, Devcons, etc.. So, at this time that begin will change all the responsibilities that I got before.. All that I do will be visible for everyone (on the community).. From now on, there is not only me, there is me and my sense of community..

If just wait a little won't harm anybody.. Buddy, be sure doesn't matter nor which time, I would wait (even years, if necessary)

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

Yes.. Sorry, for some hard words.. But is important sometimes we start that kind of dialog.. This is a public place. And, even if my words doesn't have some sense (for someone). It can collaborate for some to see. Here (at UT) there is not lot of people, but one community.

Claudio