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This is completely understandable. I've submitted for MVP for a product (not Microsoft, but built on Microsoft technologies) and I never get it due to the fact
by hateful 8y ago
This is completely understandable. I've submitted for MVP for a product (not Microsoft, but built on Microsoft technologies) and I never get it due to the fact that I don't re-tweet all day and focus on development.
- sk5t 8y agoDitto. I was twice nominated a while back, by existing MVPs, didn't get it, and had the distinct sense it was because I didn't tweet or run webinars or whatever to the glory of MSFT. What I did do was write and release some pretty decent free tools with .NET, and participated extensively on anything to do with Active Directory or ADFS. It was rather demoralizing.