Code Project MVP award
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How a code project member receives the MVP award, What are the measures for it.
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How a code project member receives the MVP award, What are the measures for it.
Write good articles. Write good answers. Help people. It's pretty simple.
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How a code project member receives the MVP award, What are the measures for it.
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How a code project member receives the MVP award, What are the measures for it.
Further to Pete and Richard's informative posts, it also helps to send beer. Lots and lots of beer.
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Further to Pete and Richard's informative posts, it also helps to send beer. Lots and lots of beer.
You forgot the bacon.
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How a code project member receives the MVP award, What are the measures for it.
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Further to Pete and Richard's informative posts, it also helps to send beer. Lots and lots of beer.
Sunflower seeds work for me. Half fresh, half fermented.
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How a code project member receives the MVP award, What are the measures for it.
Sri Satya Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft, might have said that your karma will be better if:
You don't go about asking how you get the MVP, but know and have faith that the system will give you the MVP when you deserve it.
But, then, later, depending on publicity, he might have indicated that wasn't what he really meant. I prefer to think Maunder moves in mysterious ways :) Seriously, do keep in mind that whatever contribution you make to CP is valuable, since it will always improve ... yourself ! cheers, Bill
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