Peace,
It’s been a long time. The past few days I have been reminiscing about Gitcoin from like 5+ years ago. I am going to make an effort to take time to figure out how to contribute again.
The first place I headed to was Discord, before I just emailed support. That’s where Ivan mentioned this forum, which I totally forgot about, but apparently knew about when it was created since I have a profile on here from years ago. Ivan mentioned @owocki and some contributors I remember are still active here, so I’m going to try to find you guys soon.
Anyway, what really had me thinking of Gitcoin recently was I was looking at the old Kudos NTFs in my old wallet, and began to reminisce on the old quests we had. I took a look at the old codebase, but was wondering if we still had records of the quests we had. I was looking through Wayback and can see the different rounds, but I was hoping maybe theres like an sql dump somewehre of the the actual quests that I could load loacally to go through them again. Does that exist somewhere?
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wuddup hows it going!?!?
quests is dead. i think the data is likely ded (cant do a SQL dump bc i dont want to dox anyones data) unless @ccerv1 / OSO have quests data in the backup they maintain (which iirc is accessible via AI/claude like interfaces)
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Been on a long journey of self improvment and discovery. Still on that journey, but it’s been interesting.
Right, of course. Well, if it’s on any of the backups, I guess I should be more specific on what data I want…I just want the content of the quests that were played through. The questions and options. Like that. None of the actual round data, or personal data.
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