Hubble’s xp Leaderboard Snapshot: October

This month contributors found new and novel ways of earning xp. Builders built bots, artists designed, moderators helped answer questions and those equipped with a second language wrote translations. A very very fulfilling month for xp rewards where the bar has been set higher.

I’m proud to share a snapshot of the leaderboard to celebrate those in the top 10 and everyone who earned xp this month. You can access the leaaderboard here.

A big congratulations if you made it to the top of the leaderboard this month. It’s only month two for xp, but being on this leaderboard is quite a commendable achievement — its not easy and it means you’ve contributed immensely to Hubble. It means the community owes you one and we’re your fans.

Notable XP rewards this month:

DevBlixt and Lexilier: 1000xp

Devblitz and Lexilier are both unversity students who took the initiative to make a hubble liquidation notifier for twitter. It can be accessed here.

Limonyay: 300xp x 3

The first contributor to initiate medium article translations for Hubble. Since its inception, Limonyay has translated 3 long articles and has well deservingly earned over 900xp + a ticket to the mod guild.

Alejoh: 500 xp

The creator of the space cat, Alejoh is a Spanish artist who found his way into the Hubble community and now has a special place in our hearts. The reward was assigned for creating Hubble’s Space Cat, but his contributions go well beyond that this month, having designed the Hubble x Pangolin NFT as well as working on the PFP project, initiated by himself, Dorlanz and Lelouch.

Saurabh Deshpande: 200xp

Saurabh took the time to write definitions for some of the terms on the trading interface. These definitions will show up when traders hover over them.

The leaderboard represents XP — experience. This comes from discussions in the server. You can also earn XP by answering questions, providing product feedback, proposing ideas, implementing ideas, building a bot, creating memes, stickers and any other initiatives that create positive value to the community.

Once again, congratulations to those in the top 10. Staying at the top has never been more competetive as the population of Hubblers get larger and the quantity of quality contributions increases.

Excited to see community contributions in November!