How do I get the Heart On Your Sleeve Badge?

[samfreitasxs]

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How do I get the Heart On Your Sleeve Badge?

[Igorcbraz]

possibly it was a badge for an event or something, I don't know if we have any way of knowing

[EkoEdyPurwanto]

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[lzz19980125]

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[benpjstrickland]

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[melvincwng]

Hey @samfreitasxs, the 'Heart On Your Sleeve' & 'Open Sourcerer' achievement badges are not yet released to public GitHub users at the moment.

Please kindly wait for & stay tuned to the official news release by GitHub on their blog over here.

When they launched the first set of achievement badges, they previously also posted a blog over here to let users know more information. Hence, they might do the same thing (i.e. post a new blog) to announce updates to the achievement system on GitHub.

Other than that, there has been no information (based on my understanding) on the mechanics to achieve those two new badges.

Hope this clarifies & answers your question, take care Samuel 😄!

[CC11001100]

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[EkoEdyPurwanto]

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[hust-whw]

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[KarolannMauger]

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[Tynab]

To earn the Heart on Your Sleeve achievement on GitHub, you need to publicly share a project on GitHub that contains a valid license and a README file. Here are the steps you can follow:

1. Sign up for a GitHub account if you haven't already.
2. Create a new project or select an existing project that you want to share on GitHub. The project should include a valid open source license and a README file that provides information about the project.
3. Create a new repository on GitHub and upload your project files.
4. Add a description and any other relevant information about your project, such as installation instructions or usage examples, to the README file.
5. Choose an appropriate open source license for your project and include a LICENSE file in the repository. GitHub provides several options for open source licenses that you can choose from.
6. Make sure that the repository is set to "public" so that others can view and access your project.
7. After you have completed these steps, you should receive the Heart on Your Sleeve badge on your GitHub profile.
   Note that GitHub has specific requirements for what constitutes a valid open source license, so be sure to review the license options and choose one that fits the needs of your project. Additionally, it's important to provide clear and comprehensive information about your project in the README file to help others understand how to use and contribute to your project. Good luck!

[Young-Lord]

ChatGPT is so useful LOL

[Buddhikanip]

I don't think it works, GitHub docs don't say about this.

[RamirJunior]

I'd like to get this badge, can someone put the Heart in one of my projects? Thank you so much!
But I don't think that it works XD

[ShivgunGaming]

Is Heart of the Sleeve obtainable now @melvincwng

[montasim]

Hi @everyone, I am trying to get the "Heart On Your Sleeve" badge. How do I get it?

[willyg23]

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[JustAlexeyDev]

Hello there! Can I get it?

[MadhushaPrasad]

Hello there! You can get more details about these badge by referring this URL : here.

And you have to stay tuned to the official news release by GitHub on their blog over here.

[JhonnSantiagoBernalJuradoCampus]

Omg

[KalioNix]

Hello there!

[ShihabHashib]

Is it still possible to get "Heart On Your Sleeve"?

[Nirzak]

It’s still not released yet. So criteria is unknown. A rumoured criteria is React to something on GitHub with a ❤️ emoji

[devadonis]

It is still testing version.

[iprattham]

yes

[iprattham]

Hey @samfreitasxs , the 'Heart On Your Sleeve' & 'Open Sourcerer' achievement badges are not yet released to public GitHub users at the moment.
As it is under the beta version now and is under going tests whether it would work fine or not.
Kindly wait for & stay tuned to the official news release by GitHub on their blog over here.

When they launched the first set of achievement badges, they previously also posted a blog over here to let users know more information. Hence, they might do the same thing (i.e. post a new blog) to announce updates to the achievement system on GitHub.

Other than that, there has been no information (based on my understanding) on the mechanics to achieve those two new badges.

Hope this clarifies & answers your question, have a great day!

[dodolereporter]

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[nemo-shen]

Can i get it? is it still available? what is the benifits of badges? ❤️

[ZubkoKarina]

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[ThesanduThathsara]

[ljharb]

This is false.

[ing9990]

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[denys-petryniak]

Thanks in advance 🙏

[MaulidanFazri]

please give me a heart♥️

[atilagulers]

I need your heart ❤️

[Navya2ak]

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[gmadharh]

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[gmadharh]

hello ❤️

[Jonak-Adipta-Kalita]

Hello Bro!! ❤️

[themagicalmammal]

This discussion has been the default ❤️ discussion.

[alexandroivaldez]

Spreading the ❤️

[mvuco00]

hi hi ❤️

[ettaboyle]

FYI: Because of an influx of users creating low quality, nonsensical or spam posts in the Community with the aim of earning certain Achievements, we’ve made the difficult decision to disable the ability to earn Achievements in our Community.

Note that this change does not affect your ability to earn badges in other projects and communities across GitHub. This change only applies to GitHub’s Community Discussions.

You can learn more about this decision in our announcement post here Achievements will no longer be available in the Community.

Let us know if you have any other questions 🚀

[Darrshan-Sankar]

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