How do you keep up a consecutive visit count for a hundred days straight!?
3 Answers
3Make it the homepage of your browser(s). Then whenever you open your browser(s), you can't forget to open UnityAnswers.
Insanity, pure and simple :D
For what it's worth - I did it the insane way. I logged in every day for (more than o.O) 100 days, mainly to answer (far too many) questions
– anon85704231Haha, yes, we do. Perhaps I'll start a new account and only answer questions on it, like Eric and Mike.
– e-bonnevilleWrite a windows tray application. Once a day launch a browser window with Unity Answers as the URL :p
Haha, I like that. Unfortunately, as Cyclops pointed out, just visiting the site doesn't trigger the hit meter. You have to actually click on a question in order for it to register.
– e-bonnevilleHahah, that could be written too I guess. But now one needs to start weighing up is all the effort for the Fanatic badge worth it?? :p
– MeltdownHaha, I suppose that's true. If I knew how, I'd say it was worth it! Better than taking the time and expending the effort to manually visit the site for 100 days straight. :P
– e-bonneville
Oh... That explains it, then. :/ No wonder I haven't gotten the Enthusiastic badge yet. Hmm, I wonder if making a question your homepage counts.
– e-bonnevilleOh, the pain. Also, UA needs to upgrade to SO 2.0. I want to see how many days consecutive I have as of right now. >:) Any idea if or when that's going to happen?
– e-bonnevilleI have this as my homepage, however I haven't got any badge for this and I know I've been visiting 2-3 months straight every day. Not all days checking questions tho :P So I guess I'm not a real fanatic :))
– Statement(There's another badge for 50 days straight IIRC)
– StatementYes, you're thinking of the "Enthusiast" badge, which is for 30 days straight, I believe.
– e-bonneville