I love Achievements

In a family of geek, nerds and dweebs, we love game achievements, from mustaches on zombies to hats on heavies, we are addicted

So to my surprise and pleasure I just found that Jazz.net now has achievements in the form of badges:  
https://jazz.net/forum/badges/

Badge	Description
Citizen Patrol	First flagged post
Civic Duty	Voted 300 times
Cleanup	First rollback
Critic	First down vote
Disciplined	Deleted own post with score of 3 or higher
Editor	First edit
Enlightened	First answer was accepted with at least 10 up votes
Famous Question	Asked a question with 10000 views
Favorite Question	Question favorited by 25 users
Good Answer	Answer voted up 25 times
Good Question	Question voted up 25 times
Great Answer	Answer voted up 100 times
Great Question (	Question voted up 100 times
Guru	Accepted answer and voted up 40 times
Necromancer	Answered a question more than 60 days later with at least 5 votes
Nice Answer	Answer voted up 10 times
Nice Question	Question voted up 10 times
Notable Question	Asked a question with 2500 views
Organizer	First retag
Peer Pressure	Deleted own post with score of -3 or lower
Popular Question	Asked a question with 1000 views
Pundit	Left 10 comments
Scholar	First accepted answer on your own question
Self Learner	Answered your own question with at least 3 up votes
Stellar Question	Question favorited by 100 users
Strunk & White	Edited 100 entries
Student	Asked first question with at least one up vote
Supporter	First up vote
Taxonomist	Created a tag used by 50 questions
Teacher	Answered first question with at least one up vote

Women Make Men Dumb

As a women in a male dominated* field, I think about how my gender effects other's perception of my performance and potential.   In general I often come to the conclusion that gender in IT is a wash**.

This study (which I have not read) and this article (which I did), made me ask two questions :

1.   Does the effect of women on men fade with familiarity?   or How quickly does the effect fade?  (In the study, the men knew nothing more then the name of the observer) 
2.   Do men notice the 'cognitive impairment', either consciously or unconsciously?   If they do, does that make them enjoy working with men more?  

* "Male Dominated" : Is IT Sexist?   I don't believe it is.   My statement of male domination is based on more STEM male graduates and that most luminaries in the IT world are male.   I find IT gender neutral overall.
** I see both benefits and drawbacks.   On the whole all of them are overcome through good business practices and hard work or worst case a Honey Badger don't care attitude.