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* '''Thunderbird Add-on Developer Badge''': People who create a Thunderbird add-on that is accepted by AMO, thus demonstrating a competency in programming. | * '''Thunderbird Add-on Developer Badge''': People who create a Thunderbird add-on that is accepted by AMO, thus demonstrating a competency in programming. | ||
* '''Thunderbird Knowledge Base Author Badge''': People who create a Thunderbird Knowledge Base article that uses a set of the more complex formatting tools (templates, tables, images, etc), thus demonstrating a competency in authoring on a wiki platform and technical writing. | * '''Thunderbird Knowledge Base Author Badge''': People who create a Thunderbird Knowledge Base article that uses a set of the more complex formatting tools (templates, tables, images, etc), thus demonstrating a competency in authoring on a wiki platform and technical writing. | ||
* '''Thunderbird Support Contributor Badge''': Roland, would it be acceptable to simply award this badge when a support contributor answers a certain number of questions? ''Roland'' - | * '''Thunderbird Support Contributor Badge''': Roland, would it be acceptable to simply award this badge when a support contributor answers a certain number of questions? ''Roland'' - I'd prefer if we give them badge once they have '''resolved''' a certain number of questions rather than just count answers but that's a detail we can finalize when we are ready to award badges. | ||
* '''Thunderbird Ambassador Badge''': People who create something significant outside the normal venues for contribution. For example, a Thunderbird contributor recently wrote a P2PU course and supporting workbook that explains how to set up PGP for use with Thunderbird. This is a significant effort, brings attention to Thunderbird from a whole new group. | * '''Thunderbird Ambassador Badge''': People who create something significant outside the normal venues for contribution. For example, a Thunderbird contributor recently wrote a P2PU course and supporting workbook that explains how to set up PGP for use with Thunderbird. This is a significant effort, brings attention to Thunderbird from a whole new group. | ||