[James M. Fisher]

I know of at least two Microsoft MVPs here; one 'old', one brand -spankin' new!

[davehc]

I am sure a few prefer to remain anonymous on help forums and continue under pseudo's

[James M. Fisher]

This was a cryptic message to welcome one of the members here to the MVP community, dave. I was not trying to call anyone out.

[Ian]

Lol, thanks James I got an e-mail from Microsoft yesterday to tell me that I've been awarded MVP status - I'm chuffed to bits and looking forward to trying out some of the TechNet/MSDN software

[James M. Fisher]

The MVP award is well-deserved, Ian. You have established a great site here in just a short period of time.

[Cookieman]

Congrats on your MVP Ian - A well deserved award for all your hard work here.

[Veedaz]

Yes Congratulations Ian , I'm just wondering if any members may have some qualifications such as ASAP, MRU, TSF academy, etc very handy for Computer security questions.

[Kougar]

Congrats Ian! You deserve it.

[clifford_cooley]

Congrats Ian - - You need two badges with your name now.

[Cookieman]

I'm just wondering if any members may have some qualifications such as ASAP, MRU, TSF

Hi there Veedaz, they are not qualifications! I am a member of ASAP & UNITE and was trained at Castlecops academy before its demise. Im authorised to post at TSF/Spywarehammer/Malwarebytes and at other security forums (Under a diff nick) but to be honest I have not done any log work for around 3 months now and I do not intend going back to it. One of the main reasons being the spare time I get nowadays is very limited, also, I am currently finding better interest back in windows problems, at the moment I would much rather like to get more into crash dump analysis in what spare time I get