I see your point-and at the same time, I think the community badges are meant to reflect real engagement and dedication over time. They're a great way to recognize those who actively participate, contribute, and make the most out of the different opportunities available.
It might not always be straightforward, especially if someone misses a specific activity, but that also makes the achievement more meaningful. Maybe the focus could be on continuing to create more opportunities so everyone has a fair chance to engage and earn them.
At the end of the day, it's a really positive initiative that encourages participation and strengthens the community overall.
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Monica Venancio
Genesys - Employees
monica.venancio@genesys.com------------------------------