The #Blaugust 2026 blogging challenge had a nice set of awards this year based on reaching a certain number of posts published:* 1* — Newbie Blogger. *if it was your first time doing Blaugust * 5+ — Bronze* 15+ — Silver* 25+ — Gold* 31+ — Rainbow DiamondFrom https://nerdgirlthoughts.game.blog/2026/07/15/blaugust-2026-is-coming/.These levels, and the total for the duration (rather than one per day) made the challenge more inviting, accessible, and fun, removing (most of) the stress of a typical daily challenge for a month.When I started the Web And Standards September Useful Posts (#WASSUP) blogging challenge, I said it was similar to Blaugust and noted “30 posts during the month of September”. While I adopted Blaugust’s total posts for the duration (rather than daily) aspect, I meant to include such levels too.James (@jamesg.blog) reminded me of this in his first WASSUP post yesterday:* https://jamesg.blog/2026/09/02/hide-on-desktop-mobile-cssand noted explicitly:“I am not planning to write every day about web development per the challenge, but I will try my best to share a few HTML and CSS tips throughout the month!”After a bit of brainstorming in the #indieweb cafe channel and some further thoughts, again, inspired by the Blaugust levels, here are the #WASSUP2026 levels to start with:* 1 ⭐️ Starter. Congrats on starting the challenge!* 5 ✨ Weekly Tipster. Post once per week, or at least 5 times for the duration.* 8 🕸 Weekends Weaver. Post every weekend day, or at least that same number, 8 times. (Thanks to James for this suggestion!)* 22 ❇️ Weekdays Wizard. Post every weekday, or at least that same number, 22 times.* 30 💠 Superbly Useful. Post at least 30 times during the month.I’ve updated the original post to include these awards, and they’re all self-assessed.https://tantek.com/2026/244/t1/september-blogging-challenge-wassupLet’s see your useful posts about the web or open web standards!