placeholder is like a \'fill-in-the-blank\' marker.

 A placeholder is a temporary token or variable used in templates or code to stand in for actual content that will be filled in later. It's like a "fill-in-the-blank" marker.

Common Placeholder Examples:

Placeholder	Meaning	Example of Use
{:name} or {name}	Person's name	"Hello, {name}!" becomes "Hello, Calvin!"
{:badgeType}	Type of account or user badge	"You have a {:badgeType} account" becomes "You have a Premium account"
{{date}}	A specific date	"Report due: {{date}}" → "Report due: May 30, 2025"
%USERNAME%	User login name	Used in system messages like "Welcome, %USERNAME%"
<title>	Page or article title	<title>Your Page</title> gets replaced with real content in HTML
[insert image here]	Visual placeholder	For where an image will go in a layout
lorem ipsum	Text placeholder	Used in design to fill space until real text is added

In Your Case:

The text

Noemi has a {:badgeType} account
likely comes from a system that hasn’t yet filled in whether it’s a Premium, Verified, or Creator Mode account.