Articulate MVP Program
I’m pleased to announce the introduction of the Articulate MVP Program, which recognizes the best of the best in the Articulate Community — those members who have stood out time and again, sharing knowledge, insight, and experience with the rest of us.
Without a doubt, all of you have helped us achieve these goals and more in only four short months since the forums went live. That said, certain community members have consistently gone above and beyond the call of duty, always there to lend a hand, offer a new and unique way of solving a problem, and even welcome new members to the community.
So without further ado, I’m pleased to announce the new Articulate MVPs:
- GerryWaz
- Spectre
- brianosmi
doofdaddy(We hired him!)- Rob47 (as of 12.22.2006)
daveperso (as of 07.03.2007!)(We hired him!)- this.onEnterFrame (NEW as of 10.21.2009!)
As a small token of our appreciation, this team of four five extraordinary individuals will henceforth be recognized in the forums with a special designation of Articulate MVP. This is our equivalent of a big gold star. We trust these members and the knowledge they share, and you can, too.
Congratulations, MVPs, and keep up the stellar work!
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