Thanks, Tom. I'll keep an eye on it. This job runs once a week so we're hoping to see more badges by the end of the week.
Thanks,
Suzy
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We are introducing a new Windows Insider affiliation badge for Windows Insiderswho are also active in the community. To receive the badge, the Microsoft account used to sign up for Windows Insider Program must be the same Microsoft account used on Microsoft Community. This affiliation badge will be awarded on a monthly basis and will remain with the profile as long as the user remains a member of the Windows Insider Program. Windows Insiders must sign in to Microsoft Community after September 1 for the badge to appear on their community profile.
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Thanks, Tom. I'll keep an eye on it. This job runs once a week so we're hoping to see more badges by the end of the week.
Thanks,
Suzy
Hi Suzy_G - I'm not seeing my badge either - although I've been with the Insider Program since the beginning
-Tom
I got more info from our engineering team. The job to add the Insider badges runs once a week, so the site maintenance date wasn't necessarily the same date that the job ran. I'll check again at the end of the week to see if the badges have appeared.
Thanks,
Suzy
Hello Suzy,
It is still a issue.
Hi Davy,
We are rolling out a fix for this today. Please check again tomorrow and let me know if it is still an issue.
Thanks,
Suzy
Hi Suzy
I left it until today. Signed into and out of the Community, cleared Edges cached files, cookies and history. Signed out of Windows, restarted and signed back into the Community.
No Insider badge yet.
Edit. 19th October now - it is still an issue.