"MVP"?

[Bob Cunningham]

I'm new around here: Would someone please tell me what
"MVP" stands for? Besides "most valuable player"?

 

[Unknown]

Most valuable professional

 

[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

The MVP Award was established by Microsoft more than nine years ago as a way
to award amazing individuals for their outstanding contributions in a wide range
of community activities. From newsgroup to top user group, websites and message
boards worldwide, MVP status is awarded to the most active online community "gurus"
for their technical expertise, voluntary willingness to share their experience and commitment to
helping others realize their potential within Microsoft technical communities.

Frequently asked Questions about the Microsoft MVP Program
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;EN-US;mvpfaqs

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User

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[Unknown]

But you didn't say what MVP stands for.

 

[kurttrail]

I'm new around here: Would someone please tell me what
"MVP" stands for? Besides "most valuable player"?

Yep. It's an award given by MS.

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[Chris Lanier [MVP]]

That's why the link was given.
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;EN-US;mvpfaqs

FAQ #1

What is the Microsoft MVP award?
--The Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Award is an annual award
that is given to outstanding members of Microsoft's peer-to-peer
communities.

 

[siljaline]

I'm new around here: Would someone please tell me what
"MVP" stands for? Besides "most valuable player"?

http://mvps.org/about/

~Silj

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[David Candy]

Wrong!!!!!!!

It merely stands for Most Valuable Profesional, not necessarly Microsoft (that would be MMVP). Brainbench MVPs also post here.

 

[David Candy]

When do you finish your Copywriter's course? Soon I hope so you can stop practicing on us.

 

[David Candy]

Among others. There are also Brainbench MVPs.

Beside aren't you the one who says the P means prositute?

 

[kurttrail]

Among others. There are also Brainbench MVPs.

Yeah, I see. I was assuming the OP meant MS-MVPs, because this is a MS
group, but then again, I enjoy making an *ASS* of *U* and *ME*. [Corny,
ain't I?]

Beside aren't you the one who says the P means prositute?

Actually, for Carey, I changed it to "pederast." He just seems the type to
me. ;-)

Seriously, while some MS-MVPs have definitely won their awards for their
Attack Dog, and Blind Faith qualities, most have been justly awarded for
their unselfish acts of helping those that have problems with MS software,
or with the different aspects of computing. The vast majority of MS-MVPs
I've encountered over the years are good honest folk. It's a shame that I'm
perceived to be an MVP-hater, because of my pointing out the FUD and lies of
the few bad apples, but I'll live with misperception, because someone needs
to stand up to their nonsense, and I'm not one to just sit idly by.

Most of the MS-MVPs that I'm familiar with, I respect, and I don't even need
to use my toes to count up few bad apples I've met up with over my time in
MS Newsgroups.

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[S.Sengupta]

Those who are not familiar with Brainbench MVPs about which David is
reffering may click this following link to know :-
http://www.addbalance.com/word/mvp.htm
regards,
ssg MS-MVP
pronetworks.org

 

[David Candy]

I don't think you're a MVP hater. Just an MS hater. There is a fifference.


Anyway the fishing is really poor here.

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Among others. There are also Brainbench MVPs.

Yeah, I see. I was assuming the OP meant MS-MVPs, because this is a MS
group, but then again, I enjoy making an *ASS* of *U* and *ME*. [Corny,
ain't I?]

Beside aren't you the one who says the P means prositute?

Actually, for Carey, I changed it to "pederast." He just seems the type to
me. ;-)

Seriously, while some MS-MVPs have definitely won their awards for their
Attack Dog, and Blind Faith qualities, most have been justly awarded for
their unselfish acts of helping those that have problems with MS software,
or with the different aspects of computing. The vast majority of MS-MVPs
I've encountered over the years are good honest folk. It's a shame that I'm
perceived to be an MVP-hater, because of my pointing out the FUD and lies of
the few bad apples, but I'll live with misperception, because someone needs
to stand up to their nonsense, and I'm not one to just sit idly by.

Most of the MS-MVPs that I'm familiar with, I respect, and I don't even need
to use my toes to count up few bad apples I've met up with over my time in
MS Newsgroups.

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Kurt
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"Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
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[kurttrail]

I don't think you're a MVP hater. Just an MS hater. There is a
fifference.

I'm not really a MS-hater either. I just don't believe that any
corportation
should be a monopoly or even a near monopoly because that puts that
corporation out of the reach of the capitalistic check & balances of
competition.

And I'm really against organizations like the RIAA, the MPAA, and the BSA.
These industry advocacy groups have turned into the private gestapos for
their respective industries, and aren't in the best interest of consumers as
indivdiuals, or for the general public as a whole.

I disagree with many of the actions and policies of Microsoft, but as for
hate, I wouldn't bother spending any of that kind of emotional energy on MS.

Anyway the fishing is really poor here.

Well that really does suck! The fishies have learned to avoid your "fishing
scams." ;-)

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