في مجتمعنا، لدينا فريق من المشرفين. ونظرًا لأننا نعتمد على طرح الأعضاء للأسئلة وتقديم الإجابات، فإننا غالبًا ما نرغب في منح شارات “سؤال رائع!” و"إجابة رائعة!" داخل مجتمعنا. ومع ذلك، لا نرغب في منح نفس الشخص نفس الشارة لنفس المنشور. كما نود تمكين الأعضاء الآخرين في المجتمع من تحديد أفضل أنواع الأسئلة والإجابات على الموقع حتى يتمكنوا من السعي نحو هذه المعايير.
في ضوء ذلك، أتساءل عما إذا كان من المفيد عرض بعض الشارات على المنشور نفسه؟ ربما يمكن أن يظهر عنوان الشارة النصي بجانب لقب العضو في ذلك المنشور؟ وإذا كان هذا العنوان النصي مرتبطًا تشعبيًا بوصف الشارة، فسيكون ذلك سببًا لتمكين الأعضاء الآخرين من معرفة المزيد عن هذه الشارة وما تمثله. وهذا يوفر وسيلة مستمرة لتثقيف أعضاء المجتمع بشأن معاييرنا وأهدافنا.
I haven’t seen an update, but that doesn’t mean there hasn’t been one. I still think this feature would enable a fantastic tool to provide encouragement to our best contributors and inspiration/challenge to our readers and participants. The main idea is to provide the delight of stumbling across the ‘best of’ while reading Topics in the community and having the visitor/member realize, “ok, this is the desired culture here.”
For now, the workaround I’ve created is a post in our community explaining the Great Contribution badge and linking to that badge page in the post. That seems to have helped about a dozen people.
I welcome other, better approaches to this initiative!
The Post Badges plugin is great but I got some push-back on my forum as it made our UI a bit “busy” as it was displayed next to users for every post they added.
What would be nicer (and I think in the spirit of the OP) would be to show any badge granted above the specific post for which the badge was granted.
There is certainly potential for it getting busy depending on how it’s being used. Some thoughts to reduce the noise factor would be to remove the color with CSS if that’s making the badges feel a bit too prominent (this would make them more in line with user titles and the moderator icon). I would also limit the number of badges displayed at once to those that are truly meaningful within the context of the community.
I get the general concept behind this, but if we are looking back at the OP, it feels like this is covered with post likes? I would think one of the biggest indicators of a “Great Question” or “Great Answer” would be how many likes it has.
Note that we kinda already backdoored a very minimalistic “signature” into Discourse between username, full name, and title… granted username is not easy to change but
full name can be changed by the user at will
titles can be granted by staff to users
I am ambivalent about what’s in there now, much less adding more pieces of flair
For certain badges - in particular manually-granted one - showing them on the post that got the badge could be a great way to highlight the post.
The “N likes” badges should obviously be excluded, as well as the “First *” badges and things like the “Scribe” badge on meta that are implied by what category or thread the post is in.
I understood this feature request differently, perhaps. Simply, the ability to actually display badges granted manually on a given post. To my mind it’s not a question of what other badges are “excluded”, it’s a much more targeted feature, with its own clear-to-me value.
Moderators and admins partly have the responsibility of guiding and improving the conversation in their forums. And hopefully we can all agree that popularity is not the best (or at least only) measure of quality. Thus the existing Like functionality is not sufficient to meet the full needs of promoting good dialog. Modmins can do some good in diversifying the conversation and rewarding/promoting otherwise less popular posts, if they’re valuable. Ideally they would have multiple tools at their disposal to do this.
Since we already have the ability to grant badges on-demand on a given post, it makes sense that such badges be optionally displayable on the post for which they were granted. This would work especially well for badges you hid from profiles and allowed granting multiple times.
Maybe there’s a better way to achieve this that I’m not thinking of? Staff color is too obtrusive for many uses, IMO.
in there now, much less adding more pieces of flair 