Hi, I've duplicated a frame that included comments. Didn't notice that the comments weren't duplicated. So I started editing the original frame, deleting many comments. Shit! lot's of thoughts now lost in cyber space.. With version history I have recovered the frame. how do I now duplicate it to the board I am working on? or is there another way to retrieve deleted comments?
https://community.miro.com/ideas/comments-annotations-on-moved-or-duplicated-board-elements-2048
My only thought for salvation for you in this scenario is, if you have a paid or Education Plan subscription, you could restore a previous version of the board: https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360021668819-Board-history-versions
Thanks for your reply
I first checked the Help centre yesterday. There it’s stated that: * Comments attached to objects cannot be copied, cut, or pasted along with the objects. Additionally, comments cannot be exported. However, if you duplicate a board, any comments will be copied along with it.*
However, I didn’t duplicate a board, I duplicated a frame within the board.
Yes, I recovered the comments through the restore version. Now copying the comments from that frame to the newest version of the board (as I’ve been editing other frames in the meantime). Well well, not ideal and time-costly, but at least they weren’t really lost forever ;)
We use Miro for client workshops and comments are an essential component that should be exportable and shared with clients as are any other projet artifacts.
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