Now that I have dressed up this badge a little bit by populating some gibberish for a description, added some skills, including Queen's Gambit, since we are talking about a chess badge, what we are going to do now is we're just going to take a look at what the user experience looks like when their badge is earned through a certification. So here is an example where the user has not earned this badge. As you can see, the requirement basically says this is certification that's required and this is it. And for the user who have earned it, such as Alfonso, you can see that we're going to tell them that they have completed the requirement. Now there's a few things that I want to highlight that is not there at first glance. When I click on View Badges, you'll see that the expiration date for this badge is not displayed. Even though if I come over here as administrator, if I go to the certification, which is what this is based off, if I look at Alfonso, I will see that the expiration date does exist. So this is opportunity for me to mention that when you set up a certification, when you set up a badge that's based on certification, and you are telling the system that this particular badge does expire, which is what we have set up here, right? It does expire. The system is not going to copy over the expiration date as soon as you make a change. What you will do is it's going to do it at the daily maintenance. The reason that we are delaying this is because depending on how many people have certification, the badge issuance can take a long time, and we don't want to bog down the system. So keep in mind, if you have set everything up and you come over and notice that the user's expiration date for the badge is not matching the expiration date for the certification, don't worry. The next day it will match. And my recording later is going to show the user experience when it does match. Thank you.

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