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Removing outdated info on how to access pre regenesis data (Etherscan CSV export not viable)

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The document "Accessing Pre-Regenesis History" has been revised to streamline information by removing specific references to the Etherscan CSV exporting tool and eliminating the entire section on Etherscan access. The Dune Analytics section has been updated to provide direct suggestions without mentioning Etherscan. The sections on "Lost Data Directories," "Impact," and "Going Forward" remain unchanged, ensuring that the implications of deleted data and future measures are still covered.

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pages/builders/tools/monitor/regenesis-history.mdx Removed mentions of Etherscan and its CSV exporting tool; eliminated the Etherscan access section; revised Dune access content to remove conditional statements regarding Etherscan; retained sections on Lost Data Directories, Impact, and Going Forward.

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  • Update genesis.mdx #791: The changes in this PR involve updates to the genesis.mdx file, which may relate to the overall documentation structure and clarity, similar to the modifications made in the main PR regarding the removal of specific content.
  • Update genesis.mdx #832: This PR also updates the genesis.mdx file, specifically removing sections to simplify the documentation, which aligns with the main PR's focus on streamlining content.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
pages/builders/tools/monitor/regenesis-history.mdx (3)

Line range hint 1-5: Update the frontmatter description to reflect current content.

The description in the frontmatter mentions the Etherscan CSV exporting tool, which is no longer referenced in the document. Update the description to accurately reflect the current content of the page.

Apply this change to the frontmatter:

 ---
 title: Accessing Pre-Regenesis History
 lang: en-US
-description: Learn how to use access pre-regenesis history using the Etherscan CSV exporting tool.
+description: Learn how to access pre-regenesis transaction history for Optimism.
 ---

Line range hint 16-25: Approved: Dune access section simplified and focused.

The changes to the Dune access section improve clarity by directly suggesting the use of Dune Analytics and removing references to Etherscan. The retained steps provide clear guidance for users.

For further improvement, consider adding a brief explanation of what Dune Analytics is and why it's useful for this purpose.

Consider adding a brief introduction to Dune Analytics before the steps, such as:

Dune Analytics is a powerful platform that allows you to query blockchain data. It's particularly useful for accessing historical transaction data, including pre-regenesis history for Optimism.

Line range hint 27-78: Improve language in unchanged sections for clarity and consistency.

While the content in the "Lost Data Directories," "Impact," and "Going Forward" sections provides valuable information, consider the following improvements to align with the coding guidelines:

  1. Replace personal pronouns with specific entity names in the "Going Forward" section.
  2. Ensure consistent capitalization of proper nouns throughout.
  3. Use the Oxford comma consistently.

Apply these changes to improve clarity and consistency:

 ### Going Forward

-We recognize the inconvenience this has caused some of our community and their
-uses and we're sorry for the frustrations. In an effort to prevent similar
-situations from happening again in the future, we are evaluating and updating
-existing processes and frameworks.
+The Optimism team recognizes the inconvenience this has caused some community members and their
+use cases, and apologizes for the frustrations. In an effort to prevent similar
+situations from happening again in the future, the team is evaluating and updating
+existing processes and frameworks.

Also, ensure proper capitalization of "Ethereum" and "OP Mainnet" throughout the document.

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11-13: Approved: Introduction updated for clarity and conciseness.

The removal of the specific mention of the Etherscan CSV exporting tool improves the introduction's clarity and aligns it with the current content of the document.

@sbvegan sbvegan merged commit 5b7c0da into main Oct 8, 2024
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@sbvegan sbvegan deleted the Wazabie-patch-1 branch October 8, 2024 15:54
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