Who is This STEVE... ? Does he really help.. Others

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Ahmed

I wonder Who is This STEVE... Many question for learning purpose
I go His name

Pops up.... and I always see.. "Help .. with $$$$$$"....

We Leaner.... Well Already spent Money for Books...
 
I wonder Who is This STEVE... Many question for learning purpose
I go His name

Pops up.... and I always see.. "Help .. with $$$$$$"....

We Leaner.... Well Already spent Money for Books...
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You made the right choice. Steve has been violating the rules and customs of
this forum for years, hawking his very questionable services. He's either
delusional or exceptionally obstinate.
 
Rules of conduct
Appropriate Language: The purpose of our communities is to exchange
technical
information and expertise about Microsoft products. Please avoid personal
attacks, slurs, and profanity in your interactions.

Ahmed, John Vinson routinely violates these rules. He routinely violates the
principles for what MVP stands for. Ignore him!

Steve
(e-mail address removed)
 
About 80% of what Steve does here is hitting people up for money (violating
the rules and concept) or insulting the main contributors here who are beyond
reproach.

The other 20% is that he sometimes give good answers without hitting people
up for money.

His overall net here is a big minus.
 
PieterLinden said:
Hmm... he does this, yet Microsoft just keeps giving him the award every year?
If that's the case, how do I get in on this gig?

Thanks for the entertainment, Steve. Have you considered lobbying Microsoft
for lofty position of Chief Newsgroup Clown?
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Don't demean clowns like that... ;-o
Mike
 
"Ahmed, John Vinson routinely violates these rules. He routinely violates
the principles for what MVP stands for."

The rules of conduct stevie is referring to is the standard requested by
Microsoft of the MVPs. https://www.mvpaward.com/policies.aspx

Since we are independant of Microsoft, there is no obligation for the MVPs
to follow these rules.In John Vinson's case, I can not see how he has done
anything that violates these rules and I consider him to be a good example
of what an MVP should strife for.

John... Visio MVP

BruceM via AccessMonster.com said:
John said nothing untrue. You have been informed countless times (well,
technically the number of times could be counted, I suppose) that
attempting
to sell your "services" in this forum is inappropriate, yet you persist,
so
"exceptionally obstinate" fits without question. Your attempts to sell
your
"services" apparently arises in part from the belief that you alone can
help,
so "delusional" could very well apply.

Your claim that John routinely violates the spirit and rules of the
newsgroup
is utterly without merit. About the only time he is not gracious and
helpful
is in his dealings with you.
Rules of conduct
Appropriate Language: The purpose of our communities is to exchange
technical
information and expertise about Microsoft products. Please avoid personal
attacks, slurs, and profanity in your interactions.

Ahmed, John Vinson routinely violates these rules. He routinely violates
the
principles for what MVP stands for. Ignore him!

Steve
(e-mail address removed)
I wonder Who is This STEVE... Many question for learning
purpose
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this forum for years, hawking his very questionable services. He's
either
delusional or exceptionally obstinate.
Click to expand...
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So you see, Ahmed, MVPs do not have to follow the rules.

It's okay for an MVP to use attacks, slurs, and profanity in their
interactions. All MVPs should strive to do that.

John... Visio MVP said:
"Ahmed, John Vinson routinely violates these rules. He routinely violates
the principles for what MVP stands for."

The rules of conduct stevie is referring to is the standard requested by
Microsoft of the MVPs. https://www.mvpaward.com/policies.aspx

Since we are independant of Microsoft, there is no obligation for the MVPs
to follow these rules.In John Vinson's case, I can not see how he has done
anything that violates these rules and I consider him to be a good example
of what an MVP should strife for.

John... Visio MVP

BruceM via AccessMonster.com said:
John said nothing untrue. You have been informed countless times (well,
technically the number of times could be counted, I suppose) that
attempting
to sell your "services" in this forum is inappropriate, yet you persist,
so
"exceptionally obstinate" fits without question. Your attempts to sell
your
"services" apparently arises in part from the belief that you alone can
help,
so "delusional" could very well apply.

Your claim that John routinely violates the spirit and rules of the
newsgroup
is utterly without merit. About the only time he is not gracious and
helpful
is in his dealings with you.
Rules of conduct
Appropriate Language: The purpose of our communities is to exchange
technical
information and expertise about Microsoft products. Please avoid personal
attacks, slurs, and profanity in your interactions.

Ahmed, John Vinson routinely violates these rules. He routinely violates
the
principles for what MVP stands for. Ignore him!

Steve
(e-mail address removed)

I wonder Who is This STEVE... Many question for learning
purpose
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
this forum for years, hawking his very questionable services. He's
either
delusional or exceptionally obstinate.
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That's no excuse for breaking the rules!

Rules of conduct
Appropriate Language: The purpose of our communities is to exchange
technical
information and expertise about Microsoft products. Please avoid personal
attacks, slurs, and profanity in your interactions.
 
Are you applying the 'Politically Correct' thing that says any truth that
someone may dislike or not want to hear is therefore personal attacks, slurs,
or profanity?

Sometimes the truth hurts.
 
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