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Canorro

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Soo how do you become a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional?
(yes i know im only 17 yrs old)

Edited by Canorro, 18 January 2008 - 11:45 PM.

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this is pretty informative


http://mvp.support.m....com/gp/mvpfaqs

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It takes a lot of years worth of hard work and selfless volunteering on sites like this (and others) in order to receive an MVP award. It's something that all of us are very proud of, and don't take for granted. It's not a prize to be won. You cannot nominate yourself. You are nominated by current MVPs, and your contributions over the preceding year are measured against current MVPs by the Microsoft staff.

If you're interested in attaining something like this one day, why not consider joining GeekU.
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It takes a lot of years worth of hard work and selfless volunteering on sites like this (and others) in order to receive an MVP award. It's something that all of us are very proud of, and don't take for granted. It's not a prize to be won. You cannot nominate yourself. You are nominated by current MVPs, and your contributions over the preceding year are measured against current MVPs by the Microsoft staff.

If you're interested in attaining something like this one day, why not consider joining GeekU.

this is pretty informative


http://mvp.support.m....com/gp/mvpfaqs

:)



Excal


Thx for the info :) both of you
Soo kat how many years it took you to get mvp???
Also Kat can i try to join GeekU at 17 years old??

Edited by Canorro, 19 January 2008 - 02:03 PM.

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There are only about 3,500 MVPs worldwide :) sounds imposible....=BSOD!
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I was active in these types of forums for over three years before I became an MVP.

Yes, you can join GeekU at 17. We've had Experts in the past who were even younger than you. Age has nothing to do with your ability to work on Malware. :)
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I was active in these types of forums for over three years before I became an MVP.

Yes, you can join GeekU at 17. We've had Experts in the past who were even younger than you. Age has nothing to do with your ability to work on Malware. :)

thx again :)
I try joining GU later
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You're quite welcome. Enjoy your time here. If you have any questions about anything, don't hesitate to ask one of us. :)
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It's only for a year that you have the award, then you have to stop presenting yourself as a MVP according to Micro$oft's policy:

Q7: How long does the Microsoft MVP Award last?

A7: The MVP Award lasts for the duration of one year. During this time, MVP Award recipients are free to refer to themselves as Microsoft MVPs and to enjoy all of the privileges that are included with the award.


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Wow... And I thought it was hard work getting into Geek U :)
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Wow... And I thought it was hard work getting into Geek U :)

Tecknically your saying its harder to get to MVP thx for helping me think i was gonna get there some day
just kidding :) (It wasnt me i promise :) )

Edited by Canorro, 20 January 2008 - 02:05 AM.

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Wow... And I thought it was hard work getting into Geek U :)

Tecknically your saying its harder to get to MVP thx for helping me think i was gonna get there some day
just kidding :) (It wasnt me i promise :) )

:) No! Im not sating that :) Im just saying and I thought it was hard to get into Geek U.. When thats nothing compared to what I'd have to do to be an MVP :)
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It's only for a year that you have the award, then you have to stop presenting yourself as a MVP according to Micro$oft's policy:

Q7: How long does the Microsoft MVP Award last?

A7: The MVP Award lasts for the duration of one year. During this time, MVP Award recipients are free to refer to themselves as Microsoft MVPs and to enjoy all of the privileges that are included with the award.


Ron


You are correct that the award is for one year at a time. However, many people are re-awarded every year on their award date. The award dates are Jan 1, April 1, July 1 and Oct 1. :)
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It's only for a year that you have the award, then you have to stop presenting yourself as a MVP according to Micro$oft's policy:

Q7: How long does the Microsoft MVP Award last?

A7: The MVP Award lasts for the duration of one year. During this time, MVP Award recipients are free to refer to themselves as Microsoft MVPs and to enjoy all of the privileges that are included with the award.


Ron


You are correct that the award is for one year at a time. However, many people are re-awarded every year on their award date. The award dates are Jan 1, April 1, July 1 and Oct 1. :)

Soo thats why there only 3500 worldwide still It sounds like a very small number
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Very small indeed, about 5/100000ths of 1% or .00005% of the world pop.
They are an elite group of people and we are lucky to have so many of them here willing to teach us.
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