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This might also work with regular WordPress blogs, no idea. I've only tested it for WordPress.com. This might also work with regular WordPress blogs, no idea. I've only tested it for WordPress.com.
## License
Licensed under the WTFPL (or CC0, if you prefer that). In short, do with it whatever you want. Attribution appreciated, but not required.
If this saved your data, [donations are always welcome](http://cryto.net/~joepie91/donate.html)!
## Dependencies ## Dependencies
* lxml * lxml
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* Be sure to manually check all your posts for any artifacts. The `html2text` library sometimes gets confused with styling, and it may misplace an underscore or asterisk. * Be sure to manually check all your posts for any artifacts. The `html2text` library sometimes gets confused with styling, and it may misplace an underscore or asterisk.
* The converter can't deal with image floats. If you have floated images, you'll have to restore this with a custom stylesheet yourself. * The converter can't deal with image floats. If you have floated images, you'll have to restore this with a custom stylesheet yourself.
* WordPress captions are placed as separate italicized paragraphs, directly under the corresponding images. * WordPress captions are placed as separate italicized paragraphs, directly under the corresponding images.
* WordPress.com will charge you a yearly fee to 301-redirect your posts, but it -does- work with the URL structure generated by this converter. I have not found a way to do this redirect for free, so they are essentially holding your URLs/traffic hostage until you pay up.