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Tester Badge for Seedbay & Bou testers ?
- Thread starter DamnUglyDogE
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hiya skipHi sdd420, I was able to OK one of your reports. The other needs some images. At least One image must be placed in the Strain Image field near the grow journal field for you to get credit. I'm going to put an asterisk next to all the fields required to get a leaf.
I have done a few tests now,,about to start my third with medman and am one of connisseurs official testers,,done one or two with ojd,,,
so think I may qualify for a leaf,,reports from germination to cut=down with lots of pics always,
I am aware of one run I did for connoisseur but put it in the wrong section ,,,ie,,indoor soil instead of test grow hope that helps,,
thanks skip,,peace and regards s2
OK folks, the badges are now active!
Here's how it works:
Those who've completed 1-4 grow reports get a green leaf
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Those who've completed 5-9 grow reports get a purple leaf
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Those who've completed 10 or more grow reports get a gold leaf
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That is going to be the easiest way to accomplish what we set out to do here.
This way a grower who contacts a breeder about a test grow can be checked out easily.
Hovering over the leaf indicates how many grow reports the user has posted that have been accepted as complete. It also links to those grow reports so the breeder or anyone can verify for themselves how well the grow went.
Please note that all grow reports submitted for approval must have enough info to be counted towards a leaf.
You must include at least one image and a link to the grow diary/journal.
Leaves have been given out RETROACTIVELY!
Congrats to UncleFishStick who already has a PURPLE LEAF as he's completed 8 grow reports that were accepted!
Note that the count is done automatically, and updated daily.
The leaves are NOT tied into test grows, only completed Grow Reports.
So these are NOT TESTER BADGES! Anyone can get a leaf who submits completed grow reports.
Thanks Skip and everybody else who had a hand in getting this going. I wanted to be sure here, can these be any well documented grows or do they have to strictly be test grows for breeders?
Thanks
Hi sdd420, I was able to OK one of your reports. The other needs some images. At least One image must be placed in the Strain Image field near the grow journal field for you to get credit. I'm going to put an asterisk next to all the fields required to get a leaf.
Thanks Skip, I figured I did something incorrectly. I will jump on this and I appreciate your help. Peace sdd
so question?...
@ what point does the system upgrade and acknowledge active reposts... to then update the total.... and use the progressive leaf color scale....
IE I got a green leaf... showing 2 complete reports.... BUT in reality when U click on it....
It takes U too my list of 10 complete and active reports....
so where is my gold leaf....????
@ what point does the system upgrade and acknowledge active reposts... to then update the total.... and use the progressive leaf color scale....
IE I got a green leaf... showing 2 complete reports.... BUT in reality when U click on it....
It takes U too my list of 10 complete and active reports....
so where is my gold leaf....????
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I would venture a guess that he is trying to get the green leaves caught up 1st..
I've noticed more and more showing up... Good stuff in my book...
I bet there is quite the backlog of reports to get through on top of his day to day...
Smoke a fatty at the end of the day and check a few reports....
That's how I would go at it..
Puff,puff,pass...
I've noticed more and more showing up... Good stuff in my book...
I bet there is quite the backlog of reports to get through on top of his day to day...
Smoke a fatty at the end of the day and check a few reports....
That's how I would go at it..
Puff,puff,pass...
Oh shit, I sprouted a leaf! Thanks Skip!
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