Knockology Badges - progress information

Being a bit of a ‘shut-in’ at the moment (due to my medical condition) I am finding that I’m becoming ever increasingly aware of the achievements or badges offered by a number of forums - and to that end I was wondering if there was a way of seeing the granular progression towards the goals for any of the individual badges that we can earn here?

For example, I am working towards the ‘aficionado’ badge (where I would’ve visited 100 consecutive days) - to my knowledge I visited every day but I’m now at 113 days and do not have the badge so I have clearly missed one. It would be nice to see what my current tally is towards that goal.

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I’ve wondered that as well. And the 365 consecutive daily visit badge is only for the first year.
Hope you get feeling better soon!

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You can see the full list of badges here:
https://forum.knockology.com/badges
(also available in the menu)

These represent the standard set of badges we use here, plus one custom badge for Trusted Member.

For streak-style badges like Aficionado, the system handles those milestones automatically and awards them once the requirement is met.

A quick note on philosophy:
Knockology isn’t meant to be a gamified community. Badges and trust levels are here to support healthy interaction and highlight constructive contributors, not to turn participation into a points-driven game. They’re helpful indicators, but not something we plan to expand into a full progression system.

If there’s a simple, clean way to give members more clarity in the future without changing the spirit of the community, I’m open to it.

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Just to clarify the original question about seeing your current tally: the system doesn’t provide a member-visible counter or progress view for streak-based badges. It only shows the badge once the requirement is completed. There isn’t a page or setting that reveals the running total.

I know that’s not as granular as you were hoping for, but that’s simply how the badge system here works.

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And I was in no way suggesting it was - or that I treat it that way - it’s just that (with time on hand and a mind like mine) I started to wonder about the underlying mechanisms.

Thank you for the clarification.

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