Everything you always wanted to know about migrations - Slidev

thanks for the writeup! i think there's three things: - migration away from an adversarial space host - space governance between disagreeing admins - migration of community members away from an adversarial community

And we're back! Got some totally intentional adversarial migration practice in after deleting all my DO droplets. Big thanks to @pds.dad for pdsmoover.com 's backup/restore features. I was a little blown a way by how trivial it was, took me <10m What a fantastic service to the community.

A few days ago I sent a FOIA request asking for minutes of the meetings where they discussed this migration, I'm curious to see what comes out of that if anything.

Note: the community forum has moved to discourse.atmosphere.community Thanks to @scottlanoue.com for handling the entire migration as part of the community infra team. Email is now @comail.at powered! New AIP instance login.atmosphere.community Full write up on the forum

has anybody tried asking an AI agent to help migrate an old platform account to atproto? eg, "migrate all my instagram posts to grain", or "migrate my twitter account to blacksky". like it requests and processes an export, matches following graph particularly fun if meta muse can do it

Death to Substack? Yes, its time. No more excuses 🫵🏽 We've been working on migration tools for the last couple months. Promising a few of you it's coming "any day now". Today is that day 🥳🥂 Export your content from Substack, Ghost, Pika or Buttondown and automatically import it into Offprint.

Death to Substack? Yes, its time. No more excuses 🫵🏽 We've been working on migration tools for the last couple months. Promising a few of you it's coming "any day now". Today is that day 🥳🥂 Export your content from Substack, Ghost, Pika or Buttondown and automatically import it into Offprint.

1/X I made an atproto proposal around PDS to PDS repo migration that gets around all of the pain points of account migration today and intentionally builds a migration flow for users to go to the PDS that they want to move to and commence the migration from there.

Just do it. For two distinct reasons: 1. Your data moves to Europe. 2. The act of migrating is educational: It’ll help you understand what the AT protocol is and why it’s a hugely promising technology. If you’re in the business of knowledge, broadly conceived, ignore #atproto at your peril.

As much as I dislike W Social, I can confirm that this is NOT the case. There is nothing preventing outward migrations. I did it myself just now with a test account to verify. Thread: