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Who here is using Paragraph’s new auto crossposting from Substack, Medium or other platform?

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I believe @adrienne & @kaloh have tried this out.

Yup! Tried it out and it was great.

Had a few teeny tiny issues, but mostly cosmetic and nothing too big. Will be continuing to keep them synched.

Nits:
- Substack's "image grid" doesn't copy over.  In the future, I may try creating the grid in canva and adding it as a single image
- Substack specific buttons (share, subscribe, etc). get copied as links, ideally would be cleansed out in the migration
- When I write I might refer to "my substack" which doesn't make sense as context for paragraph readers

Thanks for the experience share 🫶

Have you had Substack before paragraph came over, Adrienne?

Yes - I've been writing on Substack since Dec 2022.  I write a public journal there about 2x a month.  I started using Paragraph for stand alone blogs/articles.

I continue to write my regular journal on substack, but now it gets auto published to paragraph. So paragraph has become the place that has all my writing.

If you want the links, my substack is https://someofthethings.substack.com/ and my paragraph is

Yes - I've been writing on Substack since Dec 2022.  I write a public journal there about 2x a month.  I started using Paragraph for stand alone blogs/articles.

I continue to write my regular journal on substack, but now it gets auto published to paragraph. So paragraph has become the place that has all my writing.

If you want the links, my substack is https://someofthethings.substack.com/ and my paragraph is https://paragraph.xyz/@adrienne