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Ed Price - MSFT edited Revision 86. Comment: Note about blog authoring
Ed Price - MSFT edited Revision 87. Comment: Reverting. I keep messing up the table colors.
Ed Price - MSFT edited Revision 84. Comment: Added a note about blog authoring.
Ed Price - MSFT edited Revision 85. Comment: Reverting. Lost color in table.
yottun8 edited Revision 83. Comment: Added 9 Translation Wiki's achievements.
Richard Mueller edited Revision 82. Comment: Changed number of known achievements from 70 to 74 near the top of the article
yottun8 edited Revision 81. Comment: Added "Translation Wiki" table.
Alastair Campbell edited Revision 77. Comment: Changed the color for bronze
Richard Mueller edited Revision 76. Comment: The "About Me Busy Bee" achievement was recently awarded
Richard Mueller edited Revision 75. Comment: The Profile achievements "About Me Busy Be" and "Vanity Award" have recently been awarded, so they are available
What's the secret for editing this article without removing the color from all the tables?
Thanks!
I can't edit this article without accidentally removing all the color. Could someone (who has the magic touch) add a note to the Blog Authoring? Put a asterisk (*) next to "Microsoft employees only", and then under the Blogs table put a note in Size 9 font:
*Non-MS employees can earn these achievements. But they have to be added as authors to a TechNet/MSDN blog that was started by and is run by a Microsoft employee.
Livio, yes someone must propose your answer and then mark it. If it's never proposed before it's marked, it doesn't count toward the achievement. If it's never marked (just proposed), then it doesn't count. This can be very hard to achieve (because people don't propose and mark as often as you'd think).
Steven, regarding Gallery Reviews, it's not really commenting. It's reviewing. And you can only review in the Visual Studio category/section/branding of the Gallery.
Richard Mueller edited Revision 74. Comment: Changed all colors in HTML from rgb values to color names