I like the idea of this badge but I am not sure that giving any user who reads the Code of Conduct, and then ignores it, a badge branding them "Well Behaved" is a good idea.

Since the Code of Conduct seems to have a large focus on being welcoming, I suggest that the badge you describe be implemented, but that it be named "Welcomed" instead:

• Informed for reading the Tour
• Welcomed for reading the Code of Conduct

We cannot force anyone to read either, but by offering these two easy badges, we are welcoming new users to each site that they land on, and letting them know what we think are two important steps to take before making their first post.

I like the idea of this badge with one reservation, which is that I am not sure whether it is a good idea to give a user who reads the Code of Conduct, and later ignores it, a badge branding them "Well Behaved" for all time.

Since the Code of Conduct seems to have a large focus on being welcoming, I suggest that the badge you describe be implemented, but that it be named "Welcomed" instead:

• Informed for reading the Tour
• Welcomed for reading the Code of Conduct

We cannot force anyone to read either, but by offering these two easy badges, we are welcoming new users to each site that they land on, and letting them know what we think are two important steps to take before making their first post.

I like the idea of this badge but I am not sure that giving any user who reads the Code of Conduct, and then ignores it, a badge branding them "Well Behaved" is a good idea.

Since the Code of Conduct seems to have a large focus on being welcoming, I suggest that the badge you describe be implemented, but that it be named "Welcomed" instead:

• Informed for reading the Tour
• Welcomed for reading the Code of Conduct

We cannot force anyone to read either, but by offering these two easy badges, we are welcoming new users to each site that they land on, and letting them know what we think are their two most important first steps.

I like the idea of this badge but I am not sure that giving any user who reads the Code of Conduct, and then ignores it, a badge branding them "Well Behaved" is a good idea.

Since the Code of Conduct seems to have a large focus on being welcoming, I suggest that the badge you describe be implemented, but that it be named "Welcomed" instead:

• Informed for reading the Tour
• Welcomed for reading the Code of Conduct

We cannot force anyone to read either, but by offering these two easy badges, we are welcoming new users to each site that they land on, and letting them know what we think are two important steps to take before making their first post.