r/ModSupport • u/dana_G9 • 1d ago

Mod Answered How to show community achievements (eg. Top 1% Poster) in subreddit

I'm a moderator of a subreddit with Community Achievements enabled. I thought that meant members would have their achievement displayed next to their usernames when they post/comment (eg. "Top 1% Commenter/Poster"). But I don't see this for anyone, even the most active members.

Is there something I need to activate for this to show next to members' usernames? The subreddit in question is r/RealSlamDunk. I believe it's eligible for Community Achievements.

Thank you!

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u/ContributionWaste205 1d ago edited 1d ago

Scrolled through your sub and found one user who has the flag you were looking for.

You shouldn’t have to do anything if you have it turned on and qualify. But yeah. It looks like you are good.

Edit: sad. I used to have one in this sub but I lost my streak lol.

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u/dana_G9 1d ago

Ahh thank you for taking the time to check! Much appreciated :)

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u/thepottsy 💡 Top 10% Helper 💡 1d ago

Those things are known to be delayed appearing sometimes. They also tend to just glitch visually. Sometimes, simply refreshing your view makes them show up. It’s pretty random At times.

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u/dana_G9 1d ago

Thanks!