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Export for WordPress

Download a native WordPress XML file (stories + comments together) and import it directly via Tools > Import > WordPress, or use the CSV files below withWP All Import.

Stories

All 3,191 stories with title, body, author, category, tags, upvotes, views, and dates.

Comments

All ~39,600 comments linked to stories by story_id. Import after stories so relationships resolve.

WordPress XML (recommended)

Stories and their comments nested together, split into multiple files (~200 stories each) so each import stays within host limits. Import each file in turn via Tools > Import > WordPress — no plugin needed.

How to import into WordPress

  1. XML (easiest): In WordPress go to Tools > Import > WordPress (install the importer if prompted), then upload each jimac10-wordpress-part-XX-of-NN.xml file in order, mapping authors to existing users. Stories and comments import together. If a part still 502s, your host's PHP limits are too low — ask your host to raise max_execution_time/memory_limit, or import fewer stories per file.
  2. CSV (alternative): Install the free WP All Import plugin. Upload jimac10-stories.csv first — map columns to Posts (title→title, body→content, author_name→author, category→category, tags→tags, display_date→date).
  3. Then upload jimac10-comments.csv — map to comments, linking each to its post via the story_id field (match it to the post's imported ID or a custom field).
  4. Set permalinks and categories to match your WordPress theme.

Note: The export runs entirely in your browser and fetches records in pages of 1,000. It may take a minute or two for the full dataset.

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