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Yay, so glad you like it!

I'm going to close this thread since we did in fact adjust our Champion program to include partners. (And some even won awards at Summit!) Feel free to create a new thread if you'd like to continue to discuss badge organization or Champion program guidelines.

@Jeremy M very nice! :) And yes, more will be coming. I love badges too. :) 

@Maxime Laurenty and @Owen Jones you can always create a new Trello question for anything you may want to ask -- or @Matthew N may be able to help! But for anyone else... ask a Trello question by clicking here and you should get a response.

@davidecorcoran has a post coming on this -- we haven't forgotten :) 

@Daniel Eads {unmonitored account} I think @Test User KL and @Tyler T might have a better answer than I do -- as I don't have one. :) 

My tiny triumph was finishing a presentation deck for a conference I'm going to next week. I will also send a toast to @Susan Hauth _Jira Queen_ since this Friday is her birthday!

I loved those. :) Lemony Snicket did a children's book called 13 words that I've been reading to my daughter since she was three. The words are like bird... goat... baby... despondent.... haberdashery....

FYI, moved this post into the Jira Service Desk collection. 

I'm definitely not bad at blackjack, but I'm not good at counting cards. You might say I know when to hold em, know when to fold em. I know when to walk away. And when to run. (Yes I know this is poker, but Kenny Rogers didn't write a song about blackjack. "You gotta know when to split em... know when to hit em... know…

I'm going to bring you with me next time I hit the blackjack tables, then, Nic!

Duly noted -- I will definitely get the real book, on paper and everything. :)

Thanks for checking in, @Esther Strom. I will get an update for you on what we would recommend.

Wow, hadn't even heard of S. Sounds interesting!

@Blair at Atlassian that's awesome! Can you add me? I'll add some stuff to the Fiction section which is sadly lonely right now. Come on, Fiction! (Some awesome fiction: The Hate U Give, The Sympathizer, Americanah, Version Control, IQ, 11/22/63.) 

I heard Human League's Fascination in the airport yesterday after not having heard it for probably 20 years. It brought me back to the late 80s like woah!

Thanks for the suggestion on World War Z. I think it's a zombie apocalypse oral history which would definitely make for a good audiobook. Let me know how it is!

This makes me so happy! By the way, I got home from my conference last night and my daughter made me play five rounds of Mysterium with her. (We did a very simplified version of it, but she really loved it. Especially being the ghost.) 

That was pretty amazing.

Sounds like a good book for this crowd especially. 

Does it hold up, @JoCo? I've never read either version. I love that we all have our fun reads.

As someone who commutes via audiobook, I don't think it's cheating! I am listening to A Place of Execution right now and looking forward to Behold the Dreamers, which supposedly is great on audio. We should swap audio CDs. I had to give up on the audiobook of Wild (loved the book, hated the narrator, read it on my Kindle…

You're welcome, @Peter DeWitt! Go forth and earn your confetti sparkles. We will be adding more badges over time as well. :) 

Oooh, I'm intrigued by The Age of Spiritual Machines. How is it so far? And is your Trello book board public? ;) 

I read all the Twilight books! No shame, no shame. :) I will add Defending Jacob to my list, sounds interesting. 

Thanks, Tyler! 

So much good flair! Shoutout to the enamelled Atlassian logo pin; I think that was my favorite. 

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