For what it's worth, I opted for Deno. The following finds all t he accounts that have accepted badges on the Damus relay:

```

#!/bin/sh

//bin/true; exec deno run -A "$0" "$@"

import { Nostr, Relay, NostrKind } from "https://deno.land/x/nostr_deno_client@v0.2.7/mod.ts";

// import { Nostr, Relay, NostrKind } from "../nostr.ts";

const nostr = new Nostr();

nostr.relayList.push({

url: 'wss://relay.damus.io'

});

nostr.on('relayConnected', (relay: Relay) => console.log('Relay connected.', relay.name));

nostr.on('relayError', (err: Error) => console.log('Relay error;', err));

nostr.on('relayNotice', (notice: string[]) => console.log('Notice', notice));

await nostr.connect();

const set = {};

var round = 1;

var d = Math.round(Date.now() / 1000);

while (true) {

const filter = {

kinds: [30008],

until: d - 1,

limit: 200

};

const allNotes = await nostr.filter(filter).collect();

console.log(`Round ${round++}. We had ${Object.keys(set).length} users and found ${allNotes.length}, probing until ${new Date(d * 1000)} ...`)

if (allNotes.length === 0) {

break;

}

d = allNotes.reduce( (result, item) => {

return Math.min(result, item.created_at)

}, d)

for await (const note of allNotes) {

set[note.pubkey] = note.tags.length;

}

}

for (const [k, v] of Object.entries(set)) {

console.log(`${k} ${v}`);

}

Deno.exit();

```

1249 accounts accepted badges. How many of them might be interested in my "Badges Badge" https://badges.page/b/naddr1qqx5jgrvd94k2grzv9jxwetnqgsydl97xpj74udw0qg5vkfyujyjxd3l706jd0t0w0turp93d0vvungrqsqqqafew90d6s ?