Question about brownie badges

[Dancergirl]

Some of the badges have bits where they can choose what to do. But what do the yellow, pink and blue spots mean??

[ThreeLannistersOneTargaryen]

I think they are options within each requirement. For example:

Mumsnet Badge

Define one of the following:
• naice
• dragon butter
• passive aggressive

Explain both of the following:
• Mumsnet haircut
• gaslighting

I think the coloured dots just demarcate each option within that requirement.

[Dancergirl]

So there's no actual difference between each colour? Is is just to make it look more interesting??

[Dancergirl]

I have NO idea what dragon butter is!

[ThreeLannistersOneTargaryen]

In DD's book: within each badge the dots are all the same colour.

[EmpressOfJurisfiction]

Don't Google it, Dancergirl.

Nor should you google pink sock, blue waffle or hot lunch.

[Dancergirl]

Well I've got to now, haven't I??!

[ThreeLannistersOneTargaryen]

Or lemon party.

[Dancergirl]

Well, dragon butter is nothing to do with food....

lannisters this is all your fault. I started a nice wholesome thread about brownies!

[Xihha]

The different colours are just to make it look pretty.

[EduCated]

On the online version two stars * means you have to do it, one star means you choose from those options. Haven't got a book to hand to see if they correlate

Online badges