WebNotes allows you to move items from place to place. Most of the time, this is very simple--specify what you want to move and where to. However, particularly when moving from one site to another, the move process can be slightly more complicated.

Let's say you have a simple blog site which contains Topics and Posts. The Topics can contain Posts, but not more Topics (only one level allowed). Now let's say you have a note site which can have multiple levels of Topics as well as Notes. You want to move from the notes site to the blog site. We can automatically map the Topics from one site to the other, and we can easily map the Notes to Posts. However, the blog site doesn't allow nested Topics. We fix this by flattening out the Topics--they all get added to the target location, and it is then up to you to finish sorting out where you want everything. Note that moving the other direction, from blog to notes is trivial.

Now let's say you have a notes site without nested Topics, but the Topics can contain Notes or Links. When copied to the blog site, the Topics are all fine, but we have no way to keep the Links. They will be automatically converted into the only leaf-type node allowed: Posts.

If moving the other way, from blog to notes with Notes and Links, we have no clear way to determine what you want, so we bring up an interactive screen which allows you to map your Posts to a selection of Notes and Links. (Obviously, you probably want them all as Notes, but there are plenty of situations where this is unclear, and in general, we try not to over guess your intent.)