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Key	Value
MD5	9747C09FE1CFF3C5559DC2C9D063E53C
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	The User Badges module allows each user to be assigned 'badges' which can be displayed as a series of iconic images. A common use will probably be to display the badges along with the user's information within forums, comments, or node postings. These badges can be assigned individually by the administrator or attached to a role so that, for example, all users in the 'admin' role will show the 'Administrator' badge which could display as a graphic letter 'A'. Any badge can optionally be associated to a URL that links the image to a description page. If a user has more than one badge, there is also a mechanism that allows administrators to only show the highest-level badge. You can also set a special badge for blocked users and even override their role badges with this one. User Badges can be used as a way to establish trust (in the same way as eBay's star graphics), or as an incentive for users. They can also be a quick way to identify moderators, administrators, or anyone with a given role. This package provides the following Drupal modules: * user_badges * user_badges_products (requires manual install of the ecommerce module)
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	drupal6-user_badges
PackageRelease	1.el6
PackageVersion	2.0
SHA-1	3EBED6DA514390FC23D51800E8A45C59B0204BD7
SHA-256	15B82043518C1539C6504FC4A5913650CEFA21408DD1070DC620AC526AB5AE33

Key	Value
MD5	2ACABB2F75C81FC578DDB5CEEB405B52
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	The User Badges module allows each user to be assigned 'badges' which can be displayed as a series of iconic images. A common use will probably be to display the badges along with the user's information within forums, comments, or node postings. These badges can be assigned individually by the administrator or attached to a role so that, for example, all users in the 'admin' role will show the 'Administrator' badge which could display as a graphic letter 'A'. Any badge can optionally be associated to a URL that links the image to a description page. If a user has more than one badge, there is also a mechanism that allows administrators to only show the highest-level badge. You can also set a special badge for blocked users and even override their role badges with this one. User Badges can be used as a way to establish trust (in the same way as eBay's star graphics), or as an incentive for users. They can also be a quick way to identify moderators, administrators, or anyone with a given role. This package provides the following Drupal modules: * user_badges * user_badges_products (requires manual install of the ecommerce module)
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	drupal6-user_badges
PackageRelease	1.el5
PackageVersion	2.0
SHA-1	21F0880F1E32B37EAF292AF6F9F9EAF3AD235180
SHA-256	5AA660C63F357B0468B0917387EAA65E8F58C6E077C4B6E914A6BCB11065A385

Key	Value
MD5	2D92131ED682F7BECE506000460AA9C1
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	The User Badges module allows each user to be assigned 'badges' which can be displayed as a series of iconic images. A common use will probably be to display the badges along with the user's information within forums, comments, or node postings. These badges can be assigned individually by the administrator or attached to a role so that, for example, all users in the 'admin' role will show the 'Administrator' badge which could display as a graphic letter 'A'. Any badge can optionally be associated to a URL that links the image to a description page. If a user has more than one badge, there is also a mechanism that allows administrators to only show the highest-level badge. You can also set a special badge for blocked users and even override their role badges with this one. User Badges can be used as a way to establish trust (in the same way as eBay's star graphics), or as an incentive for users. They can also be a quick way to identify moderators, administrators, or anyone with a given role. This package provides the following Drupal modules: * user_badges * user_badges_products (requires manual install of the ecommerce module)
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	drupal6-user_badges
PackageRelease	2.fc21
PackageVersion	2.0
SHA-1	C38F62F73424C642A465E9BE0B8646D7658FF69F
SHA-256	270D1562F520063B602925D026D198D08101C79A93D6893099C2A6DB474260C8

Key	Value
MD5	7B7081E400C2405CD9AE5678FFFF0E28
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	The User Badges module allows each user to be assigned 'badges' which can be displayed as a series of iconic images. A common use will probably be to display the badges along with the user's information within forums, comments, or node postings. These badges can be assigned individually by the administrator or attached to a role so that, for example, all users in the 'admin' role will show the 'Administrator' badge which could display as a graphic letter 'A'. Any badge can optionally be associated to a URL that links the image to a description page. If a user has more than one badge, there is also a mechanism that allows administrators to only show the highest-level badge. You can also set a special badge for blocked users and even override their role badges with this one. User Badges can be used as a way to establish trust (in the same way as eBay's star graphics), or as an incentive for users. They can also be a quick way to identify moderators, administrators, or anyone with a given role. This package provides the following Drupal modules: * user_badges * user_badges_products (requires manual install of the ecommerce module)
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	drupal6-user_badges
PackageRelease	3.fc23
PackageVersion	2.0
SHA-1	07DC1326B429F53392ABE74A00855B793BFAFDBA
SHA-256	5AF1AF09F0A9962EA7EFF58D7D6CB69C53ACB8161C330B4CEBFB1AAB04664BEF