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Stemming from this question the text for "Self-Learner" badge is pretty easy to get confused by.

###Current Text

Answered your own question with score of 3 or more

###Issue

The person in the above question was confused as they thought they needed to answer their own question, and that the question had to have a score of 3 or more. What it actually means is that they have to answer their own question, and the answer needs to have a score of three or more. The way it is phrased is ambiguous, so why not make it clear?

###Suggestion

Edit the text as follows:

Provide an answer with a score of 3 or more to your own question

No more confusion.

Stemming from this question the text for "Self-Learner" badge is pretty easy to get confused by.

###Current Text

Answered your own question with score of 3 or more

###Issue

The person in the above question was confused as they thought they needed to answer their own question, and that the question had to have a score of 3 or more. What it actually means is that they have to answer their own question, and the answer needs to have a score of three or more. The way it is phrased is ambiguous, so why not make it clear?

###Suggestion

Edit the text as follows:

Provide an answer with a score of 3 or more to your own question

No more confusion.

Stemming from this question the text for "Self-Learner" badge is pretty easy to get confused by.

###Current Text

Answered your own question with score of 3 or more

###Issue

The person in the above question was confused as they thought they needed to answer their own question, and that the question had to have a score of 3 or more. What it actually means is that they have to answer their own question, and the answer needs to have a score of three or more. The way it is phrased is ambiguous, so why not make it clear?

###Suggestion

Edit the text as follows:

Provide an answer with a score of 3 or more to your own question

No more confusion.

Stemming from this question the text for "Self-Learner" badge is pretty easy to get confused by.

###Current Text

Answered your own question with score of 3 or more

###Issue

The person in the above question was confused as they thought they needed to answer their own question, and that the question had to have a score of 3 or more. What it actually means is that they have to answer their own question, and the answer needs to have a score of three or more. The way it is phrased is ambiguous, so why not make it clear?

###Suggestion

Edit the text as follows:

Provide an answer with a score of 3 or more to your own question

No more confusion.