ok to remove guest from msdb?

BOL says "The guest user can be deleted and added to all databases
except master and tempdb, where it must always exist."
any reason for guest to be in msdb?
I usually remove guest from msdb, but to be more certain before posting this I asked around my MVP
and MCT colleagues. No one has experienced any bad effect from removing guest from msdb. Of course,
for a non-sysadmin to create jobs etc, you need to add that login to msdb, but the fact that you now
can control who can do what is a good thing, IMO (and might just be why you posted this in the first
place :-) ).
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
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"ch" <ch@.dontemailme.com> wrote in message news:41862F84.647BCB04@.dontemailme.com...
> BOL says "The guest user can be deleted and added to all databases
> except master and tempdb, where it must always exist."
> any reason for guest to be in msdb?