Millenium guys

what about the people with 16xx postings?

I thought I was the only "Joe Nobody" End user here?

ssingla wrote:

what about the people with 16xx postings?

You are really special and important for the forum.

To the best of my knowledge the only End User helping the other members and a prominent member of the forum \:D/ \:D/

Doh! Too bad I'm not an end user... The only MVP that is an end user is Harry.

Another good end user contributor on this forum is themave.

I was too impressed with you Alex & wondered what all effort you would have put to learn so much about Navision to gain such expert knowledge while doing routine office/IT work.

I faintly remember in one post you mentioning something like that & I used to give your example to all the system admin and other IT staff of the client. #-o

DenSter wrote:

And here is number 4000 \:D/

AHA so posts to chat etc. count as real posts then. :?

Waldo wrote:

Even posts to move other posts count

That explains a lot. 8)

I have passed my 6000th post... yesterday I sawthat I need last 8 to have 6000 and today I noticed that I passed over...

I am thinking if I am not posting when I sleep...

Oh my gosh... that's like 2000 more than me :shock:

Congrats Kamil, you've inspired many people

Some Jackpot for 1st 10000 posts? 8)

Such a huge number 6000 - Great job!

I gotta start getting up before 10am! :whistle:

hola pola!
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Savatage wrote:

Sometimes I feel Like he wants to be low key but your hard work has not gone unnoticed!

ara3n 4000 posts! =D> =D>

Firstly I would like to send a big round of applause =D> =D> =D> to Rashed, for reaching this milestone. but I would like to expound on this. What I think we are all not acknowledging, is Quality vs Quantity. I think that forget the number, most importantly look at the quality of his posts. Having known him since his early days in NAV, I must say that its rare that I see anyone that has advanced and expanded their Navision horizons as much as Rashed has. He has gone from being a newbie programmer, to a true Navision all round consultant, his posts are not just code based, but he provides real help to users wanting to make crucial business decisions, and in the last couple of years, I find it very hard to find any posts of his that I would disagree with. I remember the days when "top poster" was more of a friendly rivalry between Steve an I, and I know that this rivalry helps build a great community, but the great thing is that even with quantity, that both "The Dynamics User Group" and "MIBUSO" have managed to maintain such a high level of quality people providing quality information. Bravo to all out there doing that.

But especially to Rashed, for showing that an open mind and determination can lead to a person becoming one of the best and most respected in their field.

David.

Well done. \:D/

Alex Chow wrote:

Geez... That was the longest congradulatory post of this thread. Nice work David.

Believe me I know the guy and he deserved it.

David Singleton wrote:

Well done. \:D/

Couldn't have said it more eloquently (did I spell that right? :-k )

Good work Rashed =D> =D>