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How to View Member Badges Collected by Users Inside Slack?

·Sep 30, 2026 08:48 PM·

member badges displayed in slack does anyone recall: is there a way for users to see other users' badges theyve collected, and do so inside slack? i feel like ive seen this before, but have been poking around the tightknit app/hub with no luck yet. was i hearing things??? (could be lol)

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Jacob G.
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im asking separate from the "my achievements" view. im curious if i can see other folks and their badges (and if our members can do that too)
Aaron W.
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I would also like to understand this as well!
Zach H.
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Sadly not today in Slack (they don't make it easy for us). It's one of the reasons we lean on badges. I am very interested in where you would want to see other peoples badges though? I have ideas but before I taint the waters, hit me with some thoughts Jacob G. Aaron W.
Jacob G.
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ok! np. perhaps what i was seeing in my head was the "my achievements" section. havent given too much thought but prob what immediately comes to mind is an option in tightknit member view that is a "see member badges" or something much better, then it opens a list of badges on the left followed by small icons of people's slack prof pic of who has claimed that badge. like that overlay look of prof pics. found this image on google. idk something along these lines as an initial thought! badge leaderboard via slash command even??? 🤔 generally, not a blocker for us! but came up in a mtg in casual discussion for a program plan
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Aaron W.
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1. In community, you want to understand the depth of the person responding to you. Achievements and badges being easily visible ensures you can establish trust with their response and their reputation within the community. 2. It's fun to peruse other people's profiles, and having them include all the badges in a way that's fun and obvious when you're viewing them in platform would be rad.