There used to be the "Einstein award" for a combination of posts, likes, and membership time. I would have received it two weeks from now ...BvU said:
There are 3 "Lifetime Achievement" trophies now. Done in 5min.Orodruin said:
Yeah some pts changed. The trophies cron needs to update again.Orodruin said:
These were revised, but those who were awarded before still keep it. Only trophies members lost were the ones I removed entirely.mfb said:
You're such a hard worker Greg. Thank you for you're work commitment.Greg Bernhardt said:
Here is what posting activity shows for me. Not for you?mfb said:
Nope.Greg Bernhardt said:
! Does this mean the First Responder category is removed entirely?
but what is the idea behind it?)It almost put me below 1000 points!cnh1995 said:All my "First Responder" trophies are gone (50+ points!)
Participate in the spring clean :)cnh1995 said:Also, I noticed one "hidden trophy" in the list. What is that for? (I know one has to earn it to know its details
Your trophy page will always show the highest you achieved. The trophy help page is what shows the progression. How does that look?DrClaude said:
That looks ok. It always difficult for me to find my list of trophies.Greg Bernhardt said:
Detects .edu email ;)DrClaude said:By the way, I am missing the Academic Institution Member trophy
How typically AmericanocentricGreg Bernhardt said:
This page I meanGreg Bernhardt said:
You would be below 1000 without the 8000 likes trophy you got incorrectly :p.Orodruin said:It almost put me below 1000 points!
I see it as a closed time-like curve anomaly.mfb said:
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