Microsoft has a program called the Microsoft Community Contributor Award. The way it works is that they search on online forums (TechNet, MSDN, and Answers.com) for people answering a lot of questions about Microsoft technology, and when they find them, they award them with a badge of some sort that they can display in their online profiles. That's really all there is to it; it's just a nice recognition from Microsoft for people who contribute online.
Microsoft can use our public APIs to identify people on Stack Exchange that they think should receive the award, but we do not give them a way to contact those users because our corporate policy is not to reveal our users' email addresses, something which needs no explanation. They are asking us to provide some kind of mechanism to contact those users who have been awarded the MCCA.
How should we handle this?