Can someon explain the the color coding of the lables under peoples pictures?

#1 The two dark colored tags - purple or black - denote employees and community managers respectively. They get the heaviest color so our users can quickly identify any official news from the Torque team.

The mid-gray colored tags are Associates. They also get a darker color than most users so their words get heavier weight. (For those who are unfamiliar with our Associates program, read here on what one is and how to become one.)

Everyone else on the site has a very light gray tag. Red Torque symbols denote that you own Torque 3D (and later Torque 2D and the versions of Torque for iPhone that will be built upon the new codebases by Luma). Dark Gray Torque symbols are for those who own earlier versions of our engines. No Torque symbols mean you don't own a version of the engine.

I can see from your tag that there's a bug with the Torque 3D symbol, since you should have red. I've let the web team know about it, and I apologize for the launch error.

We'll going to collect stats and reactions on this layout for at least a few weeks, to give us a chance to get past the surprise value of trying something new. Feel free to post suggestions and comments, and we'll take that into consideration when we evaluate whether this format is effective or not.

Cheers!

#2 Picture reference guide:

#3 We have a studio License of T3D should not mine be red then and not black?

Looks like you are categorizing the commercial license holders as having "Other"

#4 @James: Just got it fixed!

#5 Is it me? or does the logo saying that you own or dont own torque appearing on all of my webpages?

I.E: I know James Here Own Torque, But i dont see that logo...
Nor on you, me or, Brett.


???

#6 @Matt
Try logging out and back in. They were gone for me this morning but all I had to do was refresh the page.

#7 yay that worked scott i been missing those little icons for 3 days now. :P

#8 looks right now

#9 I say Scott's should have a sheriff's star! Just kidding.

#10 +1 to the Sheriff star.

#11 Badges?! Scott don't need no stinkin' badges!

#12 Interesting to distinguish between T3D and other engines - what was the reasoning behind that? ;) I guess it makes it easier to see who's actually qualified to give advice (or ask for advice) about T3D - but then shouldn't that go for other engines as well? Will the red T also apply to T2D?

Pointless questions, but meh.