Technically there is no such thing as C#.Net (no space between sharp sign and the period). Microsoft and others use this phrase with a space (i.e. C# .Net).
VB.NET is used to distinguish it from earlier versions of the language, which did not compile against .NET Frameworks. Which is where I think this started. C# didn't exist before .NET so there's no need to classify it.
Perhaps we should use it to play to the lowest common denominator (i.e. "non-technical" recruiter, hiring managers or hr reps).
Acceptable Uses:
C# .Net, C#, C-Sharp, Visual C#, etc.....
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