# Leaderboard

### Overview

The leaderboard, based on user point rankings, allows for a quick assessment of the activity and contributions of community members. This functionality inspires competition, enhances members' engagement, and highlights outstanding members within the community. By visually showcasing rankings, the leaderboard reinforces community interaction and member loyalty.

### Getting Started

1. Click "Community Hub", then click "Leaderboard".

Currently, TaskOn supports leaderboards for different time periods: All-time, Quest, Incentives.

`All-time` displays members' performance from the start of the community. 

`Quest` is tailored for tracking performance during particular quests and provides clarity on member engagement during that time.

`Incentives` If you've set a reward for members within a certain ranking range, you can view the specific claim details through the 'Incentives Leaderboard".

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#### All Time

**Export**

1. Click "All Time". If you want to download the full members info, click "Export as CSV".

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**Sync Space Follower Points**

TaskOn is upgrading from spaces to communities. As a result, spaces will be deprecated.

If you want to transfer user points from your space’s leaderboard to the community leaderboard, please apply to sync user points.

1. Click "Sync Space Follower Points".
2. Apply to sync user points.

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#### Quest

1. Choose Quest.

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#### Incentives

1. Click "Incentives".
2. Choose "Past Leaderboards".

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