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* Motorcycle and sportscar clubs often use run pins to show that the user attended a specific event. | * Motorcycle and sportscar clubs often use run pins to show that the user attended a specific event. | ||
* Conbadges (or run pins) are given as rewards by companies to show the user has completed a training event, or has been an employee for a predetermined number of years. | * Conbadges (or run pins) are given as rewards by companies to show the user has completed a training event, or has been an employee for a predetermined number of years. | ||
* Gaming conventions use badges to show game of interest and or level of play. | |||
* Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) uses coins to mark periods of sobriety | * Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) uses coins to mark periods of sobriety | ||
A conbadge serves many of the same purposes as a company identification badge. | A conbadge serves many of the same purposes as a company identification badge. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:39, 31 January 2022
A conbadge is worn to identify the user as staff, press, a paid attendee, or guest, at conventions. It may take the shape of a laminated plastic card, a lanyard, run pin, or any identifiable item worn on the person
- At a trade show or convention, information might include name, address (or just home city), email address or web address, vendor status, purchasing interests, or maybe) a photo for identification purposes.
- In the case of science fiction cons, it may include the users' interests, "rate or rank", or species.
- Motorcycle and sportscar clubs often use run pins to show that the user attended a specific event.
- Conbadges (or run pins) are given as rewards by companies to show the user has completed a training event, or has been an employee for a predetermined number of years.
- Gaming conventions use badges to show game of interest and or level of play.
- Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) uses coins to mark periods of sobriety
A conbadge serves many of the same purposes as a company identification badge.
See also [ Furry conbadge ]
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