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re: Do you want to win* a Lenovo T61P ThinkPad or Xbox 360 Pro with 60 GB?

Dave Lawlor — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 23:58:35 GMT

Im no MVP, but this is really a trivial task, I hope the comments are not representative of the larger MVP community. I really aspire to get there someday, but seriously can't you guys just say "Cool! Thanks for giving people a chance to win" and figure it out? I do screen casts like this for nothing but to practice and maybe help others.

Anyway I think it is cool of you guys to do something fun while also producing something that could help others. Hope the majority of MVPs are just doing it.

Regards,

Dave

re: Do you want to win* a Lenovo T61P ThinkPad or Xbox 360 Pro with 60 GB?

Joel Stidley — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 05:16:55 GMT

The rules state that the solution must be Silverlight compatible, does that mean the video has to be Silverlight compatible or the php application used to demonstrate must be Silverlight compatible? Do we need to show Silverlight at some point in the video?

re: Do you want to win* a Lenovo T61P ThinkPad or Xbox 360 Pro with 60 GB?

Matt Hester — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 18:59:19 GMT

Trying to give an example of an application, and you are playing grammar police. However, I have always used i.e. as to mean an example.

re: Do you want to win* a Lenovo T61P ThinkPad or Xbox 360 Pro with 60 GB?

Jay R. Wren — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 05:14:41 GMT

Allow me to play grammar police, or at least HOPE that I am playing grammar police.

Is the use of wordpress a requirement? Because php application (i.e. wordpress) makes it sound like wordpress is the required php application. i.e. is Latin for "id est" which means "it is". It is used in place of "in other words"

I'm hoping you meant to use e.g. instead of i.e. e.g. is Latin for "exempli gratis" which means "for the sake of an example" or just "for example".

So is the meaning intended to say "a PHP application running on the server, that is wordpress." or is the meaning intended to say "a PHP application running on the server, for example, wordpress."

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