We have a lot of badges available in our community, in many different groups / sections.
It’d be great if these group headings could be anchor links so we could link directly to a particular section of the /badges page 
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In a UX-focused feature request, Richie suggested making badge group headings on the /badges page anchor links to enable direct linking to specific sections. chapoi quickly implemented the change via a GitHub pull request, prompting Richie to express enthusiastic appreciation. However, Moin raised a concern about cross-language compatibility: if a user copies a link while viewing the interface in German (e.g., #vertrauensstufe), will it still work for someone viewing in English (e.g., #trust-level)? Moin confirmed that only one of the localized anchors works, indicating a potential issue. Richie acknowledged the problem and proposed using numeric IDs (e.g., #43) instead of text-based anchors to ensure consistency across languages, though he noted this might reduce readability. The feature is live but may require refinement to handle multilingual environments properly.
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Does this also work with different interface languages? So if I copy the link while my interface is in German, can someone else here whose interface language is English click on it and be directed to the correct section?
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The change is live now so let’s try:
https://meta.discourse.org/badges#vertrauensstufe and https://meta.discourse.org/badges#trust-level should both work, because otherwise using different interface languages makes things quite complicated. But, for me, only one of them works.
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Nice catch.
This perhaps needs to link to an ID rather than a word? 
I’m not sure how meaningful that would read though, eg: https://meta.discourse.org/badges#43
I don’t have an immediate solution 