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You're welcome Nico. Glad I could help.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: beta Code Project site.
Why is there a beta CodeProject site???
Bob Dole The internet is a great way to get on the net.
 2.0.82.7292 SP6a
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When there are new features to be tested, that is where they go and people use it to do the testing.
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Hi.
I just replied to a question, then deleted the answer and replied again (with a more complete answer).
All of this within a couple of minutes, before anyone commenting or voting the first answer.
Currently that question:
- Tells 2 solutions are available.
- To anyone but me, shows only one solution, the last one.
- I can still see points being rewarded for the deleted answer.
By the way, I deleted and re-posted the answer because feeling an "improvement" (instead of editing that was not available) would have marked it as a second answer.
Regards,
Daniele.
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It seems that you have discovered THE pattern : go, go, go ! Write and delete and improve your reputation  !
~RaGE();
I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus
Do not feed the troll ! - Common proverb
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Indeed... the same seem to apply to comments (1 point also for deleted ones).
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Just wondering, since the previous newsletter was posted on 17 Dec 2012, should today's newsletter contain all the article/blog/tip additions and modifications during these three weeks?
Not sure but it looks like todays newsletter contains only last week history...
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Hi Chris,
I see the list for MVP 2013 is released now. Thanks. 
Just a small request, can we have a small token from CP along with the certificate. It can be anything from a CP magnet to a small CP Tropy. What do you think?
Thanks for making CP an awesome place to collaborate and share.
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That is just being greedy. The certificate is ample recompense. I, for one, say no to CP having to spend extra in the MVPs.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: That is just being greedy.
Neh. Just a suggestion for a feel good factor not driven by a greed. If I ask for $, yes, please do call so. 
Pete O'Hanlon wrote: CP having to spend extra
If it's about spending extra money, I for one am ready to pay for the token. I have doubts if others would say no. Can have a survey if needed.
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If it's a token you want to pay for, head over to the CP store and buy a mug.
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I have already bought 2 shirts there. Whenever I wear one, I'm clearly the coolest guy in the room. 
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AspDotNetDev wrote: I'm clearly the coolest guy in the room.
Got lots of ventilation holes then?
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So you're wanting it as an ostentatious display then.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: ostentatious
No. That's not my intention.
I will place it at my home with my other stuff. Not for others, but for me.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: So you're wanting it as an ostentatious display then.
No. I dont think this is what we are looking for.
Please read my reply posts to Richard and Nagy.
A small souvenir (keyring or cheap usb drive with bob's picture on it or any such item) adds a certain kick factor which is hard to explain - just like collecting stamps or matchbox cars or anything similar.
If its an award, the feeling is just nicer.
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You have the certificate. What more do you need?
The certificate is only awarded to MVPs so it has that exclusivity factor. Surely that is enough.
Paraphrasing Richard, if trinkets are your motivation for MVPship, you're thinking about it the wrong way. If I wasn't awarded MVP, it would have no effect on me - I would still continue to write articles and answer questions - the reward is the satisfaction of knowing that you've helped people. If Chris cancelled the MVP status tomorrow, I would still know that I could help people.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: if trinkets are your motivation for MVPship, you're thinking about it the wrong way
Nope they are not. If they were, I would have stopped participating on CP a long time ago.
In any case, I would not be able to add anything else to this debate - if its against the principles of CP, then no more of it!
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I'm not trying to be awkward with you guys, I appreciate exactly what you are talking about - I just don't think that we want to set a precedent that MVPship = rewards.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: I just don't think that we want to set a precedent that MVPship = rewards.
I don't think either of us want that either. That would affect the entire ecosystem here.
This site is not about rewards (especially not cash rewards).
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Sandeep Mewara wrote: It can be anything from a CP magnet to a small CP Tropy. What do you think?
I would like that.
A certificate is fantastic. Its just its something I cannot display proudly at office or on the refrigerator at home.
Mind you, I have my eye set on one of those black T-shirts with Bob on it....
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I'm with Pete on this. If you don't think the certificate is enough then I think you should question your motivation as a CP member.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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Richard MacCutchan wrote: I'm with Pete on this. If you don't think the certificate is enough then I think you should question your motivation as a CP member.
Er no....let me try and explain.
This was not meant to be an expensive gift (or even money) or anything.
Sandeep and I meant it could be any small token along with the certificate. Maybe just a magnet or a keyring.
A certificate is very cool. However, just a small token along with it is something that we would cherish and remember as a reward for a long time.
A certificate is something I always lock and keep away safely.
A token like a keyring or t-shirt is something that one cherishes a little more - hard to explain but it acts like a token or a memento - something like the souvenirs we collect when we visit tourist destinations.
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Abhinav S wrote: Sandeep and I meant it could be any small token
The certificate is the token; why do you need anything more? Come on guys, this is a free site based entirely on the principle of no cost to the user, so why should we expect anything more? After all, if you don't think the rewards are great enough you don't have to contribute.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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