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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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Hi Mike,
If someone is a member of the Windows Insider Program and doesn't yet have the badge on their community profile, they should:
We do have a few cases where these troubleshooting steps do not resolve the issue of the missing badge. We have a bug open for this scenario and hope to resolve it in the future.
Thanks,
Suzy
I guess will have to wait for fix, no worries :)
OK - how do I check that my Microsoft Account I use on this Community site is the same that I used to sign on to the Insider Program in Oct last year? (I'm fairly sure it is, but need to check as no Insider badge appeared yet...)
It just signs me in automatically...... ;-)