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{ | |
"@context": "https://w3id.org/openbadges/v2", | |
"type": "BadgeClass", | |
"id": "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/badgebotio/c1c01597dff4aa6e8e800ee3df66142c/raw", | |
"name": "EPIC 2019 Badge", | |
"description": "ePIC 2019 Attendee Badge", | |
"image": "https://badgebot.s3.amazonaws.com/badge-images/epic2019badge-image.png", | |
"hashtag_id": "epic2019badge", | |
"delete_hashtag_id": "deleteepic2019badge", | |
"criteria": { | |
"narrative": "<p>This badge is self-issued to attendess of ePIC 2019 conference.</p>", | |
"details": [{ | |
"logic_function": "tweet_text_self", | |
"logic_hashtag_id": "", | |
"description": "<p>This is a self-issuing badge. Send a tweet to @badgebotio from your twitter account. Include #epic2019badge (within the first 140 characters), why you are attending ePIC 2019 and (optionally) your zip/postal code and <a href=\"https://countrycode.org/\" target=\"_blank\">ISO Country Code</a> (see example tweet below for format).</p><p>The BadgeBot will review your tweet. If it finds the hashtag , it will issue the badge and tweet it to you. The tweet will include the badge image and a link to where you can view your badge and its details. The evidence of your badge will be your tweet. </p><p>The zip/postal code will be used to make a map of recipients. This is an experiment we’d like to try at ePIC 2019.</p>", | |
"evidence_required": "Link to your tweet to @badgebotio.", | |
"optional": "Include a zip/postal code with <a href=\"https://countrycode.org/\" target=\"_blank\">ISO Country Code</a> (See tweet example). Include a gif, photo or video.", | |
"not_met_message": "", | |
"success_message": "", | |
"example_tweet": "@badgebotio I attended ePIC 2019 to connect with the Open Recognition Community. #epic2019badge [69000 FR]" | |
}] | |
}, | |
"faqs": [{ | |
"question": "Who can I issue this badge to?", | |
"answer": "To yourslef. The BadgeBot will issue the badge to the sender of the tweet." | |
}, | |
{ | |
"question": "Can I issue one to myself?", | |
"answer": "Yes! This badge can only be issued to the sender of the tweet." | |
}, | |
{ | |
"question": "What if I forget the hashtag?", | |
"answer": "Then BadgeBot won't know what badge you intend to send. Please send your tweet again." | |
}, | |
{ | |
"question": "What if I forget the message about the conference?", | |
"answer": "The BadgeBot will still issue the badge and send the tweet." | |
}, | |
{ | |
"question": "What if the tweet is not responded to by Badgebot?", | |
"answer": "Please send a DM to @badgebotio with a link to the tweet. Badgebot is a prototype and working with the twitter api can sometimes be tricky & limiting." | |
}, | |
{ | |
"question": "Are these badges public or private?", | |
"answer": "These are all public tweets so the badges are public too." | |
}, | |
{ | |
"question": "What if I don't want this badge?", | |
"answer": "BadgeBot will tweet you a link for your badge. On the top right of that page, there are instructions explaining how to delete your badge by sending a tweet." | |
} | |
], | |
"issuer": "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/badgebotio/de77cb6f422b11dd814bb3e217656adf/raw" | |
} |
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