Profile "badges"

[Author-in-progress]

Can anyone explain the different descriptions that are found in our profiles? I know we start off as scribblers. I noticed that I recently became an "ink-slinger", but I don't know why. And I've seen titles like "resident dreamer" as well. I'd like to know what all the hierarchy of titles are and how/when they are awarded.
Thanks!

 

[Leslie]

Sure! We have an Achievements Ladder that gives you points for things you do on the site. You can see the explanation and your progress here:

Achievements

You can earn achievements by carrying out different actions. This page shows a list of the achievements that are available.

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[Author-in-progress]

Sure! We have an Achievements Ladder that gives you points for things you do on the site. You can see the explanation and your progress here:

Achievements

You can earn achievements by carrying out different actions. This page shows a list of the achievements that are available.

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Thanks, that was fascinating to read though. I had no idea there were so many "awards."
However, I still don't see info on labels like "scribbler" and "ink-slinger."

 

[Leslie]

Thanks, that was fascinating to read though. I had no idea there were so many "awards."
However, I still don't see info on labels like "scribbler" and "ink-slinger."

Ah! Yes, that is the membership ladder... And it looks like in our recent revamp of the site that we no longer have an explanation page for that! Oops! So I will be adding that today. The membership ladder is based on points that you are awarded for things that you do on the site. When I get that posted again I will add a link here, but it is usually a page in the FAQ section.

You can see the top-ranked members here:

Notable members

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[Author-in-progress]

Thank you!

 

[Pamela J. Wendt]

Thank you for bringing this up, because I was just searching! Related question... What is/are XP?
Thank you!
Pam Wendt

 

[Author-in-progress]

Thank you for bringing this up, because I was just searching! Related question... What is/are XP?
Thank you!
Pam Wendt

XP stands for experience points.

 

[HJA]

Thanks, I was wondering this too.