How to earn points on InterSystems Global Masters Advocate Hub |

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Olga Zavrazhnova · Jun 19, 2019

#Global Masters

Hey Everyone!

Not a secret that InterSystems Global Masters Advocate Hub is connected to Developer Community via API. When you make a contribution to DC, it brings you points and badges on Global Masters.

We have prepared a short guide on how to best earn points on Global Masters:

HOW TO EARN POINTS ON GLOBAL MASTERS
Each published post on Developer Community Published post on DC ES / PT / JP / CN / FR	200 400
1st Comment on DC / Each comment* Comment on DC ES / PT / JP / CN / FR	300 / 30 60
1st answer marked as Accepted / Each accepted answer	1 000 / 150
Translate an article / a question	150 / 30
Publish 1 / 5 / 10 / 25 / 50 articles on DC	1 500 / 7 500 / 15 000 / 40 000 / 75 000
Publish 1 / 5 / 10 / 25 / 50 questions on DC	500 / 2 000 / 5 000 / 15 000 / 30 000
Each application on Open Exchange Bonus points for each ZPM application Publish 1 / 5 / 10 / 25 applications on Open Exchange	800 400 1 000 / 10 000 / 25 000 / 75 000
1 / 5 / 10 / 25 / 50 Accepted Answers on DC	1 000 / 4 000 / 8 000 / 20 000 / 40 000
Your DC post gathered 750+ / 2000+ / 5000+ / 15000+ views	600 / 2 500 / 7 000 / 20 000
Read an article on DC Watch the video Share an article / video in Social Networks	10 20 40
Write 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 Articles with Best Practices tag	1000 / 3000 / 7000 / 10 000 / 15 000
50 / 100 / 250 / 500 / 1000 your application's downloads on Open Exchange	2 500 / 5 000 / 7 500 / 12 500 / 25 000
Make a review for InterSystems / InterSystems products	2 000 - 3 000
Invite your colleague to Developer Community	600
Create a video about your OEX application	3000
*counted only comments that were published after registration on the Global Masters Advocate Hub.

Complete challenges, get badges and climb up the levels: Insider > Advocate > Specialist > Expert >Ambassador> VIP.

The higher level you are, the more interesting prizes available!

And...

Please check the additional information about Global Masters:

If you have not joined InterSystems Global Masters Advocacy Hub yet, let's get started right now!

Feel free to ask your questions in the comments to this post.

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Evgeny Shvarov · Jun 19, 2019

Thanks, Anastasia!

Very helpful!

I believe we also have a series upon the number of accepted answers, like 10,25,50,100 accepted answers. Do we?

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Olga Zavrazhnova · Jun 20, 2019

Hi Evgeny,
let me answer - we do not have so far, and I think that would be good to have such series & badges to recognize the authors.

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Peter Steiwer · Jun 19, 2019

Thank you for this quick reference table (and for my *looks up amount of points for comments* 30 points!)

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David Crawford · Jun 24, 2019

Are these automated in any way? Wondering if mine is bugged because I've certainly posted questions and comments before but those badges were never unlocked. Their descriptions below say "first" question/comment and I don't know if mine are being detected:

https://community.intersystems.com/post/changes-global-masters-program-new-level-new-badges-new-possibilities

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Evgeny Shvarov · Jun 25, 2019

Hi David!

This should be automatic. We'll investigate.

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Semion Makarov · Jun 25, 2019

Hi David!

We have fixed this issue. Thank you for the feedback!

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David Crawford · Jun 26, 2019

Thank you! You're very quick!

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Stephen De Gabrielle · Jun 25, 2019

I wrote a post on DC in 2017? Do I have to 'register' it to get points on Global Masters?

Kind regards,

Stephen

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Olga Zavrazhnova · Jun 27, 2019

Hi Stephen,
I see you have joined recently the Global Masters, that is so great!
-this post is not counted in "Write a post on Developer Community" challenge (100 points), as it has been published before you registered
- it is counted in all other type of challenges listed above e.g. "Write 10 posts on DC".

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kevin berry · Sep 16, 2022

This was really helpful

Thank you

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Ben Spead · Sep 16, 2022

This is an excellent article and is worth bumping the thread :)

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Padmaja Konduru · Jun 9

Great! This is very helpful!

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Prasanth Annamreddy · Jun 10

This is helpful. Thank you!

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Ben Spead · Sep 19

"Invite your colleague to Developer Community" - is there a formal way to do this via the D.C. interface? I looked around and couldn't seem to find an 'invite a friend' option or anything like that. I have some colleagues whom I think would benefit from getting involved in the D.C. (CC: @Anastasia Dyubaylo / @Evgeny Shvarov )

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Olga Zavrazhnova · Sep 20

Hi @Ben Spead you can do that via this Global Masters challenge (this challenge is currently in your "Later" tab)

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Ben Spead · Sep 20

Thank you @Olga Zavrazhnova! I knew I had seen it somewhere at some point. I just had a conversation with a new colleague yesterday about the value of the D.C. and Global Masters, so I will send her an invite :)

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Evgeny Shvarov · Sep 20

It's a good idea! Do you mean to have the UI on DC to prepare an email invitation to join DC to a friend developer with a standard invitation text?

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Ben Spead · Sep 20

This was more to figure out the proper way to do this in order for tracking for the badge, etc on the G.M. platform. It makes sense that it needs to originate in a challenge (and than you to Olga for pointing that out).

I don't think that just having a form on the D.C. to invite a friend necessarily makes sense, as anyone can just shoot a friend an email with the link. If others would like to see this as a new feature I won't object though.

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