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• You can remove the tag description that says "This badge can be earned multiple times" as the Ubuntu system only awards for the first time.
• All the descriptions are on the badge page so you can copy and paste those.

• You can remove the tag description that says "This badge can be earned multiple times" as the Ubuntu system only awards for the first time.
• All the descriptions are on the badge page so you can copy and paste those.

• category - The format is category=Ask Ubuntu:subcategory. For the list of subcategories, use this meta post.
• icon - for the icons, use use the same icon as used by Ask Ubuntu (e.g. if it is Gold on Ask Ubuntu, ensure it has the gold icon in Ubuntu Accomplishments. You can use the following filenames: askubuntu-gold.png, askubuntu-silver.png, and askubuntu-bronze.png for the icons corresponding to each badge.
• summary - this should be a detailed description of the badge and what is involved. For example if you are talking about your profile, explain what a profile is, why the user should care, and how they access it. To start a new paragraph, start a new line and put a tab at the beginning.
• steps - add a series of chrononological steps for how to accomplish the badge. To add a new step, start a new line and put a tab at the beginning.
• tips - add a series of tips that can help someone be successful in accomplishing the badge. To add a new tip, start a new line and put a tab at the beginning.
• pitfalls - add a series of things the user should not do. To add a new pitfall, start a new line and put a tab at the beginning.

• category - The format is category=Ask Ubuntu:subcategory. For the list of subcategories, use this meta post.
• icon - for the icons, use use the same icon as used by Ask Ubuntu (e.g. if it is Gold on Ask Ubuntu, ensure it has the gold icon in Ubuntu Accomplishments. You can use the following filenames: askubuntu-gold.png, askubuntu-silver.png, and askubuntu-bronze.png for the icons corresponding to each badge.
• summary - this should be a detailed description of the badge and what is involved. For example if you are talking about your profile, explain what a profile is, why the user should care, and how they access it. To start a new paragraph, start a new line and put a tab at the beginning.
• steps - add a series of chrononological steps for how to accomplish the badge. To add a new step, start a new line and put a tab at the beginning.
• tips - add a series of tips that can help someone be successful in accomplishing the badge. To add a new tip, start a new line and put a tab at the beginning.
• pitfalls - add a series of things the user should not do. To add a new pitfall, start a new line and put a tab at the beginning.

And then add a changelog entry, something like "Added the yearling badge", then save and push:

And then click on "Propose for merging" and then add a decription, paste in lp:ubuntu-community-accomplishments for the branch you want to propose into and click "Submit".  

• You can remove the tag description that says "This badge can be earned multiple times" as the Ubuntu system only awards for the first time.  
• All the descriptions are on the badge page so you can copy and paste those.  

And then add a changelog entry, something like "Added the yearling badge", then save and push:

And then click on "Propose for merging" and then add a decription, paste in lp:ubuntu-community-accomplishments for the branch you want to propose into and click "Submit".

• You can remove the tag description that says "This badge can be earned multiple times" as the Ubuntu system only awards for the first time.
• All the descriptions are on the badge page so you can copy and paste those.