Peter Duniho wrote:
OK. Borland (and now Codegear) let TeamB choose new members, and we
choose them based on such and other qualities as well.
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"To understand a man you should walk a mile in his shoes. If what
he says still bothers you that's ok because you'll be a mile away
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On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 04:46:29 -0700, Rudy Velthuis
<newsgroups@rve lthuis.dewrote:
>
We were given cancel rights on the public Borland news server (with
the exception of a few announcement-only read-only groups).
>
Okay. Well, it's fine if Borland decides they want to grant that
kind of access to their "MVP equivalents". But I just don't see
Microsoft doing that with their MVP program. There are way too many
MVPs, with the MVP qualifications have zero to do with anything that
indicates whether a person would make a good moderator, or would
even want to be one
<newsgroups@rve lthuis.dewrote:
>
I don't understand. Are your volunteers canceling posts from the
teamb.com web site? Or from the news server itself?
teamb.com web site? Or from the news server itself?
the exception of a few announcement-only read-only groups).
Okay. Well, it's fine if Borland decides they want to grant that
kind of access to their "MVP equivalents". But I just don't see
Microsoft doing that with their MVP program. There are way too many
MVPs, with the MVP qualifications have zero to do with anything that
indicates whether a person would make a good moderator, or would
even want to be one
choose them based on such and other qualities as well.
--
Rudy Velthuis http://rvelthuis.de
"To understand a man you should walk a mile in his shoes. If what
he says still bothers you that's ok because you'll be a mile away
from him and you'll have his shoes." -- Unknown