Hey Rory,

What matters is that what you do seems to make a real difference. And that is just as valid to the technical community weather, you have an MVP tag or not.

I would say that you are as good as many MVPs I know. Of course the language could use some polish in places, but at times its best to call a spade a spade the way you do.

Have you been here ?
The Bangalore User Group:
http://groups.msn.com/bdotnet
~3000 members, ~250 posts a day.

regards,
Roshan James
Microsoft MVP .Net

There are 2 kind of people in the world:
- people who have a tag
- people who just plain rule

Rory, you rule. :)

Santa vaca!!!!!!

Wow, miss reading Rory for a week, and all hell breaks loose!

Rory, hope you are not feeling bad about this any longer - seems like petty crap to me. As has been said a million times: you were invited, you went. What more is there to it than that?

Perhaps we can go the NCAA route an just start calling Rory our Most Outstanding Professional. This, of course, would make Rory a Microsoft MOP.

Dont forget the SVPs

http://weblogs.asp.net/kwarren/archive/2004/04/13/112411.aspx

You sound a bit mentally unstable to me. Very feminine and emotional.
Let the flames begin, I can take it. I am a man.