CodeProject was formed to give developers with a place to meet and exchange ideas, code snippets and bad, bad jokes. We hope to provide developers with all the resources they need to help them in their day to day programming, as well as helping them keep up to date with the latest technologies.
We at would like to thank all those who have supported us by contributing their time, energy, and articles and skill to make this site what it is.
SubEditor
These are the guys and girls who give up their nights and weekends to review, edit, post and move the articles that are submitted to The Code Project. These volunteers make it possible for the Site Administrators to focus on building and growing the site. Members of this group get a SubEditor icon 
next to their name in the message boards and in their profile and biography at the end of your articles.
Professional
This member has a completed Professional profile, giving them access to our Research Library and premium offers.
Mentor
Mentors help new article authors in creating and editing articles
Protector
These dedicated members help ensure that a million members sending hundreds
of articles each week do the right thing. They can moderate and remove
inappropriate articles, edit eye-straining formatting and move under-performing
(or recovering) articles to and from Purgatory. If you see an article that needs
attention then let these guys know. Spot them in the forums by their
protectors icon 
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Editor
These are Code Project staff who review, edit, post and move the articles that are submitted to The Code Project. Members of this group get an editors icon 
next to their name in the message boards and in their profile and biography at the end of your articles.
CoFounder
The guys who started this whole thing.
Site Sponsor
Our sponsors and industry partners whose contribution and expertise support our site.
System Administrator
The guys with the black bags under their eyes and haunted looks.
With millions of individuals passing through CodeProject each month it's a challenging
but extremely rewarding task to make sure everything runs smoothly - or at least
appear to run smoothly. Spot them in the forums by their SysAdmin icon 
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Editor
These are Code Project staff who review, edit, post and move the articles that are submitted to The Code Project.
Members of this group get an editors icon next to their name in the message boards and in their profile
and biography at the end of your articles.
Staff
The Code Project staff are those beleaguered souls who are working full time on keeping the CodeProject machine ticking over. Dedication above and beyond the call of duty is the order of the day. Think of them in your prayers.
Community Engineer
Community Engineers help shepherd the community by answering questions
from new-comers, mentoring authors, policing behaviour and keeping the atmosphere in the discussion boards
civil and on-topic. They are approachable, knowledgable and here to help. The position is on an annual basis
and is invitation-only. Community Engineers will have the 
icon next to their name in the message boards and
in their profile and biography at the end of your articles.
Site Builder
The Site Builders are those who have volunteered their programming,
system administration, hardware or design skills to help CodeProject grow. Members of this
group get a Site Builders icon 
next to their name in the message boards and
in their profile and biography at the end of your articles.
Most Valuable Author
Those who have spent their time writing great articles.
MVA status is awarded annually based on ones contributions, and the feedback of the other members.
Members of this group get an MVA icon 
next to their names in the forums and in their profile.
Most Valuable Expert
Those who have spent their time answering questions in the forums.
MVE status is awarded annually based on ones contributions, and the feedback of the other members.
Members of this group get an MVE icon 
next to their names in the forums and in their profile.
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