iAlert.com News Reporter Badges

Posted on August 15, 2013 by iAlert Weather

Earn reward badges as an iAlert.com News Reporter! Badges are earned based on how you use the news reporting service. For example badges are earned on the number of posts, popularity of your posts, recognition of posts by other members, and more. New badges are added frequently, some are easy to obtain, others very few will receive. You cannot earn badges unless you post, so get to it! [Sign-up] [Login]

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