A participation certificate, on a made-up contributor

What a contributor to a registered project can hold, drawn for a made-up contributor by the same code that draws a real certificate. Every part of it says it is a sample, and none of it is valid anywhere.

Contributor certificates are not issued here yet.

We do not show a sample contributor certificate here yet, because its final wording is not published. The badges below have no wording of their own, so you can see them now.

Status-only

The holder has not chosen to show it in full. Nothing names them or their projects: the certificate says only that a contributor is credited, and by how many projects.

The badges

Sample: the flat badge and the card badge, light.

Sample: the same badges on a dark page.

Shown in full

The holder chose to show their login: the certificate names them and the projects that credit them. Its badges below name nobody.

Showing the login is not open here yet: a certificate here is status-only.

The badges

Sample: the flat badge and the card badge, light.

Sample: the same badges on a dark page.

The README snippet's shape

A holder puts a badge in a README or on a profile with a snippet like this one. It is the shape only: cert_… stands where a real certificate's id goes, so it links to nothing. A real certificate's snippet carries its own id and opens its own page on /verify.

[![Purpose Source certificate](https://api.purposesource.org/badge/cert/cert_….svg)](https://purposesource.org/verify/cert_…)

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