How to get hands on sleeve and open sourcerer badges??

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I have almost got all badges except those two , Also process for such isn't available clearly! so please help me out here!

[ByMykel]

Those two badges are being tested, so for now they are not public. GitHub probably will do a announcement like this when they are out.

[SHVM-09]

Thanks for response !!

[ygzdvr]

The 'Heart On Your Sleeve' and 'Open Sourcerer' badges you mentioned are currently like rare treasures yet to be discovered by the public. GitHub is probably in the process of fine-tuning these badges before they release them into the system.

When the time is right, GitHub will most likely shock us with a sparkling announcement on their blog, similar to the grand reveal they did when the first series of achievement badges made their debut.

In the meantime, all we can do is keep our eyes on GitHub’s blog for any new releases that will explain on how we can get our hands on these exclusive badges.

[SHVM-09]

Thanks for response !!

[abhijeetvaghela]

any update on this?

[0xNunana]

As of the time of answering, the badge you're seeking to have is still being tested hence its unavailable. The procedure to obtain it will be communicated when its released to the public

[SHVM-09]

Thanks for response !!

[github-staff]

Thanks so much for posting in our Community @SHVM-09. 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 🚀

[ousloob]

@github-staff
This is unfortunate news. Perhaps instead of removing Achievements entirely from the Community, there could be a way to refine them to encourage meaningful contributions. For example, an "Open Sourcer" achievement could be earned by maintaining an open-source project with a certain number of users or contributions. This way, Achievements would continue to inspire positive and valuable engagement rather than low-quality posts.

Would love to hear if there are any future plans to bring back Achievements in a more constructive way! 🚀

[nejlontacsko]

I support the idea proposed by @ousloob !!
@github-staff Can you see an opportunity to implement it?