Introducing Quest Notifications
At RabbitHole, we're always looking for ways to enhance our user experience, and today, we're thrilled to announce the launch of Quest Notifications. We've listened to your feedback, and we understand that staying updated on new quests and their progress is essential to you.
We know that not everyone can be glued to their screens, constantly refreshing RabbitHole to stay informed. So, to better serve our community, we're introducing two types of notifications: Quest Eligibility and Quest Completion.
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Quest Eligibility - Our users have expressed their desire to stay informed about newly available quests. With Quest Eligibility notifications, you will no longer have to worry about missing out on a quest simply because you weren't aware of it. When you're eligible for a new quest and on an allowlist, we'll notify you as soon as the quest goes live.
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Quest Completion - As you progress through RabbitHole and complete tasks that are part of a quest, we want to ensure you're kept in the loop. With Quest Completion notifications, you'll receive updates as you become eligible to mint a receipt and complete the quest, all without needing to refresh RabbitHole.
To make sure you're always connected, users will receive notifications both in-app and via email. Additionally, our RabbitHole community moderators have created a convenient way to stay updated on new public quests through Discord.
We hope these new features will make your RabbitHole experience even more enjoyable and seamless. Happy questing!
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Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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