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-# Importing Commnets
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+# Importing Comments
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-**Note**: Contributrions to this section are welcomed!
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+**Note**: Contributions to this section are welcomed!
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-When moving to Pelican and the Pelican Commnet System, it may be desireable to move over your comments as well.
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+When moving to Pelican and the Pelican Comment System, it may be desirable to move over your comments as well.
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-The scritps to support this are found in the `import` directory.
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+The scripts to support this are found in the `import` directory.
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## Blogger
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Blogger is good in that it will give you an export of everything, but the bad news is it's one giant XML file. XML is great if you're a computer, but a bit of a pain if you're a human.
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-The code I used to export my comments from Blogger is found at [blogger_comment_export.py](https://github.com/MinchinWeb/pelican-plugins/tree/master/pelican_comment_system/import/blogger_comment_export.py).
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+The code I used to export my comments from Blogger is found at [blogger_comment_export.py](../import/blogger_comment_export.py).
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To use it
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yourself, you will need to first adjust the constants at the beginning of the
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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Comments will be exported into folders matching
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the Blogger slug of the post. The email for all authors will be `noreply@blogger.com`. The other file created will be `authors.txt`
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which lists the various comment authors, and a link to the profile
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picture used on Blogger. These pictures will need to be manually downloaded
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-and then confiugred using the `PELICAN_COMMENT_SYSTEM_AUTHORS` setting.
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+and then configured using the `PELICAN_COMMENT_SYSTEM_AUTHORS` setting.
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In my case, that looked like this:
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```python
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