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| = Global Accomplishments = | = Trophy Ideas = |
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| == Trophies plans for specific parts of the community == | Before adding your ideas for accomplishments here are some tips to make them fun, consistant, and worthwhile: <<Include(Accomplishments/Creating/GuidelinesList)>> == Trophies ideas for specific parts of the community == |
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| * '''Support''': First answer to an LP question * '''LoCo Member''': Member of a registered LoCo LP team |
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| * '''Hard Work''': Pass certain LP Karma goals, ie. 100, 500, 1000, etc. * '''For Humans''': Signed the Ubuntu Code of Conduct |
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== ... That are issued by a human == * Loco participation * Attendance/participation in meetings * Team report contribution * Event participation (there may be multiple badges for various events) * Various forum accomplishments * Various IRC accomplishments = Local Accomplishments = * Reaching a level in a local game * Checkbox ran/submitted to Ubuntu Friendly |
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Trophy Ideas
Before adding your ideas for accomplishments here are some tips to make them fun, consistant, and worthwhile:
Your accomplishment should primarily focus on the aquisition of a new skill (e.g. I filed my first bug) or the completion of a new experience (e.g. I sent my first email in Thunderbird).
Accomplishments should represent a piece of user's activity that is worth rewarding. Accomplishment "Use GNOME shell instead of Unity" does not reward user's activity, but his taste - definitely avoid that sort of trophies.
Accomplishments shouldn't cause worthless activity, nor be based upon traffic, nor be based on numerical achievements. For example if one was "Filed 10 bugs" people would just file worthless bugs, instead concentrate on the effect that the trophy would have on the project. Accomplishments should be never based on meaningless traffic, like "Posted 500 Forum Posts".
When you write the documentation for your accomplishment, you should always assume the reader has no knowledge of the accomplishment or the software and technologies involved. Use the 'summary' field as an opportunity to explain in detail what the accomplishment is, explain any jargon.
Accomplishments are exciting and positive opportunities; the tone and language we use in the documentation should be friendly and encouraging.Accomplishments should either be great fun, or provide entertaining challenges for the user. Who would want to waste his time accomplishing "Be an active commentator on all Ubuntu related blogs"?
Accomplishments should be family friendly. Leave out any swear/curse words or naughty language/jokes.
Optionally, Accomplishments should nudge people to do things that are good for the community, even if they're not fun. Things that encourage maintenance of things that are out of date or cleaning out old information should be encouraged as they help keep resources relevant.
One of the functions of accomplishments is encouraging users to keep learning Ubuntu. Although this rule may not apply if you are creating a set of accomplishments for your game, this is quite important for Ubuntu accomplishments. Think how much might a newcomer learn reading the description of "Became a LoCo member" accomplishment!
Trophies ideas for specific parts of the community
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... That can be verified automatically
Hello, I'm: Fully fleshed out their LP profile (picture of some sort, name, timezone, IRC nick, etc.)
Translator: Join a translation team, First Ubuntu translation
Reviewer: First review of an app in the USC
Editor: First wiki edit
Support: First answer to an LP question, (good) answer to an AskUbuntu question
Planner: First blueprint approved for a UDS
First Post: First post to Planet Ubuntu
Deduper: Marked a bug as a duplicate of another.
Tester: Verified an SRU tagged bug.
I want to play too!: First patch or merge proposal
Thanks for the cake: Accepted a patch/merge proposal and integrated it into Ubuntu
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