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Should there be a "generalist" badge on stackexchangeStack Exchange itself?

A person that is a programmer, a cook, a physicsphysicist and a whatever participant on stackexchangeStack Exchange and has sufficient reputation points sounds much more like a generalist than one knowing different programming languages.

I would propose having badges not only on the sites individually or on area51Area 51, but also on stackexchangeStack Exchange. One such badge would be "generalist".

Should there be a "generalist" badge on stackexchange itself?

A person that is a programmer, a cook, a physics and a whatever participant on stackexchange and has sufficient reputation points sounds much more like a generalist than one knowing different programming languages.

I would propose having badges not only on the sites individually or on area51, but also on stackexchange. One such badge would be "generalist".

Should there be a "generalist" badge on Stack Exchange itself?

A person that is a programmer, a cook, a physicist and a whatever participant on Stack Exchange and has sufficient reputation points sounds much more like a generalist than one knowing different programming languages.

I would propose having badges not only on the sites individually or on Area 51, but also on Stack Exchange. One such badge would be "generalist".

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Should there be a "generalist" badge on stackexchange itself?

A person that is a programmer, a cook, a physics and a whatever participant on stackexchange and has sufficient reputation points sounds much more like a generalist than one knowing different programming languages.

I would propose having badges not only on the sites individually or on area51, but also on stackexchange. One such badge would be "generalist".