Well I think that is kinda cool to have our own badge. Thanks MS
Doug
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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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Well I think that is kinda cool to have our own badge. Thanks MS
Doug
Hi Mike,
We are aware that signing out and in works for some people but not everyone. No need to change any settings. We are investigating on our side.
Thanks,
Suzy
Hi Suzy,
Just tried again.
Singed in and out of the community and Windows Insider with the same MSA and password. I feel a bit silly because maybe there is something I don't understand. Should I change settings for my region?
Thanks, Mike
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to send a quick update.
For many users, signing out of the community and then back in will prompt the badge to appear. (As long as the Microsoft account used is the same in both places.)
However, this isn't working for everyone. We are still investigating the issue and hope to display the affiliation for all qualified users as soon as possible.
Thanks,
Suzy