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I've noticed that some tags such as , , , etc., have tag badges. For example, StoneyB has both the 'Meaning' gold badge and the 'Meaning-in-context' gold badge.

However, there are tags that don't have badges such as , or even !! (at least vowels should have tag badges).

What determines a tag to have tag badges (bronze, silver, gold)? What are the criteria for tag badges?

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Well spotted! The difference between the tags is that some have 100 or more questions and others don't. Tag badges are only awarded for tags with at least 100 questions; see the FAQ on Meta Stack Exchange.

Tag badges are only issued for tags that are being used on at least 100 questions.

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