Mirror to Paragraph Migration
AI summary of the linked articleParagraph provides a guide for moving subscribers and posts from another publishing platform, starting with exporting both from the old platform. Subscriber imports require a CSV with an email address column, can be up to 10 MB, and are run by asking an agent to import the file, with imported subscribers marked with the "Imported" source. Paragraph accepts WordPress XML, Substack ZIP, and Paragraph JSON or CSV exports for posts, previews the archive before importing, and skips posts already imported when an import is repeated. Only people who signed up to receive messages should be imported, since purchased or scraped lists hurt deliverability and are not allowed. |
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1 comment mishaSubmitter Curating this bc the migration has just happened and you might want to check on your old Mirror posts. Spend quite some time yesterday editing the old posts in new Paragraph layout since link previews didn’t work as expected and certain images were not supported. Also some minor changes in text layout. Also check if account security is up to date since The Optimism Collective account was recently compromised. What I don’t like is that the posts of others I collected are not visible on my profile like on Mirror. Actually that was what I really liked about Mirror, that I could show my interests next to my own writing. Of course these Mirror post are still to be found on OpenSea, but it’s different. Well, and I’m not into coining posts, too much fuzz, I’d rather collect it as an NFT. It is what it is, there’s not really a lot of choice currently in decentralized publishing platforms. Decentralized publishing is actually very centralized rn :) |
