Honor titles for outstanding professionals from different companies? [closed]

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Published on 2011-11-21T16:50:31Z Indexed on 2011/11/21 18:08 UTC
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Microsoft MVP (most valuable professional) title is well known as an honor title for professionals not working for MS directly but who did a lot to popularize MS technologies. This title does not require any certification or any other proof of knowledge by the nominee and is awarded solely upon the one's contribution to community.

As a member of Intel Developer Network I am also aware of Intel Black Belt award, that is in many aspects similar to Microsoft MVP.

But this is all I know. Are there any other honor awards from top players in software industry?

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