Recover Old Blogs: Use Our Script to Retrieve Entries

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A script is available for retrieving old blog entries, accessible at the provided link. Users can find their ID in their member profile or by hovering over their name in the postbit. The discussion highlights the effort put into this recovery process, acknowledging the work done by a user named Greg. The blog recovery application will be taken down on Monday, urging users to act quickly. This tool is essential for those looking to restore their previous blog content.
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Use this script to retrieve your old blog entries
https://www.physicsforums.com/recoverblogs.php

You can find your ID in your member profile or by hovering over your name in postbit and looking at the URL. Looks like "u=1". 1 is the ID

By all means plug them back into the new system.
 
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Wow, that was a lot of work Greg! You're the best. :smile:
 
FYI I will be taking the blog recover app down on Monday.
 

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