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I agree with you, I gave up a while ago. I didn't chase because it was not a priority to me.
However it has to be said that this undermines the whole badge program, I now ignore the badges that people have collected as I have no trust in the whole program.
I am inclined to agree, not that important to me either.
it seems almost random as to whether or not you get any of the badges.
Got it now.. :)
Got my badge now
Got my badge now
- Thanks Suzy_G
Me too.
Thank you Suzy.