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107 questions linked to/from How do "badges" work?
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I lost my JavaScript badge [duplicate]
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How do “badges” work?
What are tag badges? How do they work?
I earned the JavaScript badge a while ago.
Today, I earned the jQuery badge, and I see that there'...
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Why does reversing serial upvoting not reverse the Mortarboard badge? [duplicate]
This user has serial up-voting reversed, but he still have badge Mortarboard.
Is it correct behavior of badges? I suppose it should be reversed too.
And will this 200 daily reputation (2012-03-20) ...
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Nice answer badge received for a +9/-1 answer [duplicate]
I received a Nice Answer badge for an answer with 9 upvotes and 1 downvotes for a net of 8 points. Awarding this badge during the upvote revocation timeout period seems like a bug to me.
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A user got gold badges more than listed in SO [duplicate]
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The number of gold badges listed on SO are 13 but I have seen a user have 135 gold badges. Is it possible to have a specific gold badge ...
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Can the anti-serial-downvoting mechanism revoke the Suffrage badge? [duplicate]
If a user serially downvotes someone so much that they use up all of their votes for the day, earning the Suffrage badge, will the daily anti-serial-downvoting mechanism revoke the badge?
If it won't,...
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Where can I get the list of Badges by points , so that I can see what next badge I am going to get [duplicate]
Where is the list of badges sorted by points earned, so that I can see what next badge I am going to get?
Is there any list like this?
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max badges one can earn [duplicate]
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How do “badges” work?
What is the maximum number of times you can have a badge?
I was looking at badges page and I see there is a list of maximum 77 badges one can earn but ...
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Is a badge retracted if the vote count falls below the threshold? [duplicate]
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How do “badges” work?
For badges that are tied to a specific vote count (for example, a badges for 50 up votes on a particular reply) once the badge is awarded, if ...
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Which badges are awarded only once? [duplicate]
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How do “badges” work?
In SO, which badges are awarded only once?
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What are the Yellow badges for on the SO network? And can badges be removed once saved? [duplicate]
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How do “badges” work?
On the badges page, some buttons have a yellow circle background:
Zero score accepted answers: more than 10 and 25% of total
Do you get ...
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Why are badges kept, even if pertinent action is reversed? [duplicate]
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How do “badges” work?
So earlier today I down voted an answer.... then I read it again, and I realized I has misunderstood something, so I cancelled my down vote......
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Guru badge not awarded [duplicate]
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How do “badges” work?
I have been to Stack Overflow for last few months and earned around 1000 reputation. I Wonder why I am not earning silver badges.
For GURU badge - ...
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Will I lose Mortarboard badge if I am downvoted? [duplicate]
I was awarded the mortarboard badge for earning over the 200 points maximum, but I was just barely over it. If someone downvotes my answer or chooses a different correct answer from the one you had ...
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Are tags also badges? [duplicate]
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How do “badges” work?
List of all badges with full descriptions
I was looking at somebody's profile on Stack Overflow, and I saw Java was one of the badges (...
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Tag score wrong calculation [duplicate]
Take a look at this user.
He has bronze tag badge for c#, but not for .net and linq(for those tags he has scored more than 200).
The score calculation looks like wrong, see this.
But, it shows ...