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Congrats on the Framer Expert badge, Jeeth. Nice milestone.
Congratulations!!... A quick question: how did you get it? I already have it in the Framer community, but I don’t know how to get it to show up here on my profile. Help!!
Hey Jessica, it was confusing for me too. I reached out to Framer and Contra support to manually sync and enable the badge on my profile. I thought the badge will automatically sync on the backend once Framer approves you in a 1-2 days. But, it does not work like that apparently. Not for me, at least.
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