Ok, I voted a couple of days ago.  I didn't put in a vote for the third party 
apps because I have no experiance with them.  I tend to lurk most of the time 
but monitor the list on a daily basis and throw out a suggestion when I think I 
might have an anwser.

For those going to Canada, please have some extra fun for me.  I would love to 
go to RUG but would need a sponsor (any one willing ;-?). 

Dave Fincher
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From: Ray Palla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, October 4, 2007 6:09:10 PM
Subject: Re: ARSList Awards: Some yes, some no.MVP not enough yet!

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Okay, I vote for RemedyRick, Rick Cook.  Now can we depress about more 
important things?
 
There is no reason for Remedy to die, as most of us seem to believe is 
occurring.  Consider MS 95, NT, xXP, and whatever Vista is, ... Remedy is 
morphing into something better than 5x.
 
RANT:  Remedy 8x may finally be the drawn-down (quick scaled, fast deployed) 
version we're telling our customers is the rapid development salvation.  Truly, 
Flash on a good DB is pretty fine... Cold Fusion on Oracle is a good idea.. 
but, Remedy, with a fresh ITIL BS behind it, is instantly cool in the current 
climate.
 
Let's hope that the few who do show up in Canada have the passion and speak the 
truth.  We'll know in a few short weeks.
 
Good luck Marc Thames, gTech
 
Try to have some fun...  BC is cool.
 
R
 
 




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On Behalf Of Howard Richter
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2007 6:48 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: ARSList Awards: Some yes, some no.MVP not enough yet!


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Look at where they are having it and when. 
 
Howard

 
On 10/4/07, Susan Palmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
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Pretty sad isn't it    :(
 
So are there only going to be about 100 of us at RUG?  
 
Susan

 
On 10/4/07, Timothy Powell <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: 
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Susan,
I agree that the dynamics of the list is changing. But let's throw some 
speculative numbers out.
Dan states that there are in excess of 3000 registered users. We'll round that 
down to 3000 even.
Let's say 50% of those registered users are inactive. Now we're at 1500.
Let's say another 50% of those users are as you described....occasional users 
and never glance at the list until the need arises. Now were down to 750. 
Of those, 50% are in the hospital and have been unable to use a computer in the 
last month. Now we're down to 375.
Of those 375, surely there are enough dedicated users to get 150 votes.
:-)
 
Regards,
Tim




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[mailto:[email protected] ] On Behalf Of Susan Palmer
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2007 4:15 PM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: Re: ARSList Awards: Some yes, some no.MVP not enough yet!

 
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I think we've failed to recognize that the composition of the arslisters is 
different than it used to be.  Just like bmc is changing the applications to be 
'non-development' OOB applications we may have many listers that do not read 
the list on a regular basis.  They send an email if they have an issue, get the 
answer, and then don't come back until they have another question. 
 
I go through the arslist emails every day.  I find it therapeutic to know 
others have far more issues than I do and more importantly to learn about 
things I may never come across.  I may not remember all of it off hand but I 
know I've seen something about it and can find it later. 
 
Maybe core arslisters have to adjust their expectations of the list.  
 
OR maybe the others just NEED TO VOTE !!!
 
Susan
 


 
On 10/4/07, Daniel Bloom <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: 
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Okay folks. Last chance:
 
we need another 35 votes for MVP
 
we need more votes for the software categories.
 
Just look up the past posts for the list of nominees
and send your votes to either [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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