Yay, got the AnswerHub Badge!
Well, the “I would love to do”-Part turns out to work much better for me than the “What I actually should do” Part. But I’m loving it 
Did not expect it to work out so well. When I suddenly was on top of the Karma-List I realized that this will be a Badge. I didn’t want to have the Badge by comparison with others. I wanted to earn it for myself, to give it a meaning.
That’s why i had to go full in.
The Badge-Challenge unfortunately is just about: Who is able to spend/share more time 
A “10k-Karma” Expert who gets things done in his job, does not compete against casual procrastinators like me. It’s just unfair. So I wanted to respect that as well. (I really would suggest a more appropriate Badge-Condition…)
So I was happy to get my head into over 50 issues/questions this week to answer them. I spent the whole week for that because I blueprinted and tested pretty every solution before posting the screenshots. Sometimes like little tutorials with more explanation than asked for. Plenty of description refactoring to make things easier to understand. And people (like me) who look own issues up instead of asking them, are happy about people who have asked similar issues before, to bring up the required answers which are useful over the next year(s).
Thanks for the Badge [MENTION=8]Alexander Paschall[/MENTION] ! I will keep it in honor by investing some explicit days for better focus and fast response.
I know I am the only one who “cares” about my badge, so thanks for spending time to read my thoughts about
Happy Debugging Marooney