(ISC)² Community: Rankings and Badges

[isc2jade]

By being an active participant in the (ISC)² Community, you can climb the ranks of membership!  Ranks represent the level of participation and contribution that a member has made to the community.  As you spend more time on the forum, engage in positive discussion, and help other members, you will move up the ranks!  Below is the current (ISC)² Community’s ranking structure:

• Viewer
• Reader
• Newcomer
• Contributor
• Advocate
• Defender
• Influencer

In addition, the (ISC)² Community offers a variety of badges that you can earn for simply starting a discussion or posting an image, or receiving kudos or responding to discussions. Through your affiliation and involvement with (ISC)², you can also earn badges for being an (ISC)² credential holder, volunteer or participating in an (ISC)² event.  Lastly, there are always “fun” badges that you can earn throughout the year, just for being a part of the (ISC)² Community!  Check in often to see what badge you can earn next!

[emb021]

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@AppDefects wrote:

Can you explain the "milestones" or requirements for each rank including the sub-levels? Is there a document for that shared somewhere?

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I think they noted earlier on in the thread that they weren't going to give out that info.

So no idea how many levels or what is needed for each level.

[Shannon]

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@emb021 wrote:

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I think they noted earlier on in the thread that they weren't going to give out that info.

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Yes, I had asked about that earlier in this thread; unfortunately, the 'secret sauce' isn't going to be revealed to us.

[AppDefects]

Thanks for the giving it the College try! I appreciate it.

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> AppDefects (Contributor I) posted a new reply in Welcome on 06-19-2019 03:06 PM

> Can you explain the "milestones" or requirements for each rank including the
> sub-levels? Is there a document for that shared somewhere?

I've never found it documented, but it seems to be automated into the system. As far as I can tell it is based strictly on number of postings, and, if I had to guess, I'd estimate about 50 postings per sub-level. In other words, to get to Contributor II, you have to have made 50 posts since you made Contributor I.

[Starling]

Roses are Red

My name is Dave

This poem makes no sense

Microwave

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> Roses are Red My name is Dave This poem makes no sense Microwave

That's just so beautiful ... [sniff]

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[Early_Adopter]

But it almost rhymes, and that’s the most important Indicator of Poem.

[Bhushan]

Hi Jayda,
Thanks for reply. Can you tell me in brief about training programme
Regards,
Bhushan

[AliMustafa]

Thanks