Yes, there is a TIP Program badge and a series of badges for each mission completed. There is also a TIP graduate badge. These are all placed on your profile page.
There are badges for participation in certain groups, as well as badges for achievements. See the related links below for pictures and explanations of the various types.
In Microsoft applications, pressing the Alt key displays key tip badges. These badges appear over the commands on the ribbon, indicating the corresponding keyboard shortcut for each command. You can then press the displayed letter or number to quickly access that command.
No, not at all. What you have on your profile is up to you, provided that it is in accordance with our rules. If you do not wish to have the mission completion badges on your profile, you don't have to. Although if people can see that you are a member of the program and how well you are progressing, you are being an inspiration to those people. The mission completion badges are awarded to TIP members so they can show off that they are progressing well in the program and that they are well on their way to becoming a supervisor!
In IMVU, avatars with number badges typically signify a specific achievement or status within the platform, such as being a long-time user, a creator with a certain number of products, or members of exclusive groups. These badges are often displayed on avatars' profiles and can indicate various milestones or contributions to the IMVU community. Users can earn or receive these badges through participation in events, contests, or by reaching certain thresholds within the platform.
Bring On the BadgesThe badges are not there just to be glamorous. They are to symbolize your participation in the WikiAnswers site, and your membership in a certain group. Many of the badges have certain requirements to obtain them. See the Related links for an explanation of all the badges available to our users, and how to get them.Badges for contribution levels and trust-point levelsSee the Related questions for the various badges that are awarded for contribution levels as well as for trust-point levels.If you are in need of a badge for either contributions or trust points (or if you notice any other user who is missing a badge), please leave a message for Kamuna.
No, the Cadette badges are different than Junior badges.
No, you will not lose any of your current badges if you join The Initiates Program. However, if you are promoted to Supervisor when you graduate, the TIP member badge is removed from your profile, since by graduating from the program you are no longer a TIP member. Also if you are a premier answerer, you will lose the premier answerer badge when you become a Supervisor, because due to technicalities you can only have either the premier answerer or supervisor badge.
The volunteer users (not including CAs) who have the most badges on WikiAnswers are Xnicola and Skullcandy88 - with 10 badges.Xnicola's badges are:Senior SupervisorSenior MentorCategory SupervisorWikiReviewers: TrendsetterWikiReviewers: Editor at LargeCommunity Outreach: Sovereign WikiGuideVandal Patrol: Senior Site GuardianWiki Influential Teens: WIT Adult AdvisorThe Initiates Program (TIP)Double Platinum ContributorSkullcandy88's badges are:Senior SupervisorSenior MentorCategory SupervisorSPA Active AlumniCommunity Outreach: Sovereign WikiGuideBug CatcherVandal Patrol: Senior GeneralistWiki Influential Teens: WIT Adult AdvisorThe Initiates Program (TIP)Ruby Contributor~See wiki.answers.com/static/community_members.html for a description of each badge~
You can change your badges by going on 'my stuff' and clicking on Badges. You can only have 5 badges at one time.
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Badges and patches are both forms of insignia used to signify achievement or affiliation, but they differ in form and use. Badges are typically made of metal or plastic and are often worn on clothing, usually pinned or attached to a uniform, indicating a person's rank, role, or accomplishment. Patches, on the other hand, are usually made of fabric and can be sewn onto clothing, often representing a group, organization, or specific achievement. While badges often denote authority or status, patches frequently symbolize membership or participation in a specific activity or group.
8 Badges.