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| − | I would (and you could) like to create this place as a workshop to propose certain gratuitous ribbons to become real achievements. The criteria are, of course, the same as for real achievements.
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| − | * The gratuitous ribbon should have been claimed by several people in the past, proving that it is interesting.
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| − | * The achievement should be generic enough to be achievable for any geohasher worldwide.
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| − | * The achievement proposal should include well-defined criteria.
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| − | * The achievement should further the spirit of geohashing. (All that is good, geeky, amazingly random or randomly amazing).
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| − | This page may be considered as a first stage to see if other people agree on ribbons becoming achievements, without having to create a proposed achievement page for every single one. They may, of course, evolve later on on their own pages, before actually becoming achievements.
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| − | ''Feel free to add new achievements to this list'', or express your support and doubts.
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| − | == Hashcat achievement ==
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| − | {{Template:Proposal talk|date=2009-09-28}}
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| − | === Ribbon ===
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| − | {{gratuitous ribbon | color = green | icon = Kitty.PNG | latitude = 51 | longitude = 12 | date = 2009-03-08 | achievement = Hashcat Ribbon | description = finding a cat and stopping to pat it near the | image = Hashcat.JPG }}
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| − | === Definition ===
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| − | * The geohasher must have met a cat during the expedition (not necessarily at the geohash itself)
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| − | * He must have patted the cat (have physical contact that is not aggravating the cat)
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| − | * He must not force patting on an unfriendly cat (bad luck, then).
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| − | * He must prove this with a photo of the cat, and ideally but not necessarily him- or herself. (That's what most people did until now)
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| − | * ... ''please add what you think is necessary''
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| − | === Support ===
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| − | * '''support''' - There have been quite many people claiming this, and kittehs ''are'' geeky. -- [[User:relet|relet]] 15:13, 28 September 2009 (UTC)
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| − | === Elaborate comments ===
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| − | * Concerns have been raised as to whether it is safe to pat foreign cats. Is it a good thing to encourage that, while including a "do it at your own risk" clause? -- [[User:relet|relet]] 15:13, 28 September 2009 (UTC)
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| − | == Democracy achievement (and consolation prize) ==
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| − | {{Template:Proposal talk|date=2009-09-28}}
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| − | === Ribbon ===
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| − | {{gratuitous ribbon | color = white | icon = Voting.png | latitude = 47 | longitude = 10 | date = 2009-06-07 | achievement = Democracy Geohash Achievement | description = going voting on the way to the | name = Zb and Baerenfell }}
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| − | === Definition ===
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| − | * The geohasher must have cast a vote on the day of the expedition
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| − | * The geohasher must not have reached the hash point, but shown significant effort towards reaching it.
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| − | * The vote must require physical presence (letter or e-voting on the same day just doesn't cut it)
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| − | * The vote must be of significant political importance (well, as far as that usually goes. But that's usually the kind of vote requiring physical presence among the other criteria for a free and democratic vote.)
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| − | * Proof: No picture of the voting ballot. :P Pictures of the voting booth are welcome.
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| − | === Support ===
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| − | * '''support''' - I would like to encourage people to use their citizen rights. It's a physical achievement. And all the problems involved voting, fairness and possible manipulation will appeal to any security/mathematics/sociology geek out there. -- [[User:relet|relet]] 15:13, 28 September 2009 (UTC)
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| − | === Elaborate comments ===
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| − | * There is also the consolation prize for people who did not go hashing, because they thought voting was more important. I would like to include this on the achievement page as well. I just don't think that consolation prizes need the same conflict-free, elaborate approval process as achievements do. ;) -- [[User:relet|relet]] 15:13, 28 September 2009 (UTC)
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