Help:Porting

How to move things from the old iGeeek site to the new site.

This is a step-by-step guide on how to copy an article from the older iGeek format to the newer iGeek Format.

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Image

Main article: Help:Porting/Image

How to port an image (this happens to be in a review, but should work for any article the same way): Image collision What if an image already exists? (I start to port or add an image, and it had a different image). There's sometimes a problem in that the site will default use a local image, but if there is no local image, it'll see if there's one at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page If there is, it uses that. (Which is good -- it means I can link to images that are already in commons, without having to make local copies of everything). However, if the workflow is to copy over an article before an image, you now have an image in place, instead of the easier, "no image" error to fix. Here's the work-around (to avoid trying to replace the image in commons, and instead replace/add a local version) go to Special:Upload <- this is the single image upload page click the upload button and pick the local file that you want to upload It will throw a warning "A file with this name exists already, please check File:XXX.jpg if you are not sure if you want to change it." you ignore that, and hit the upload button on the bottom of the page. That fixes it. If you refresh the article that contained the image, it should use the new image and not commons one now.

Main article: Help:Porting/Memes

How to import/upload a memes page (a bunch of memes): Create Landing Page Export Old Images Batch Upload New Images Test/Validate

Main article: Help:Porting/Reviews

🗒️ Note:
If any of these rules break and you get confused, it's OK, you can do you best guessing, or just skip it -- and either way just give me a list of problem files.

Main article: Help:Porting/Reviews-Old

How to port something in the Reviews section:

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