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Feed the readers!
Hey you!
Want to be a real-life virtual guru? (pun intended)
Do you want to win the love and admiration of the community you work in?
You can win REAL virtual medals and prove your skills, in a competition that is judged by real Microsoft judges!
Gurus who continue to shine soon get noticed!
Oh yes! We're talking inner circles! Nominations! New horizons!
Step up and stand out!
All you have to do is add an article to TechNet Wiki from your own specialist field. Something that fits into one of the categories listed on the submissions page. Copy in your own blog posts, a forum solution, a white paper, or just something you had to solve for your own day's work today.
Drop us some nifty knowledge, or superb snippets, and become MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY GURU OF THE MONTH!
This is an official Microsoft TechNet recognition, where people such as yourselves can truly get noticed!
HOW TO WIN
1) Please copy over your Microsoft technical solutions and revelations to TechNet Wiki.
2) Add a link to it on THIS WIKI COMPETITION PAGE (so we know you've contributed)
3) Every month, we will highlight your contributions, and select a "Guru of the Month" in each technology.
If you win, we will sing your praises in blogs and forums, similar to the weekly contributor awards. Once "on our radar" and making your mark, you will probably be interviewed for your greatness, and maybe eventually even invited into other inner TechNet/MSDN circles!
Winning this award in your favoured technology will help us learn the active members in each community.
More about TechNet Guru Awards
Thanks in advance!
- Pete Laker, TechNet Wiki Community Council Member, Azure MVP, Wiki Ninja & TechNet Guru!
- Ninja Ed, A guy who does things.
- Anonymous
October 18, 2016
I wrote a TechNet Wiki article about Small Basic and Arduino.- Anonymous
October 30, 2016
This is a great topic! With that one and your Kinect topic, those are great examples of what it means to extend Small Basic!
- Anonymous