It would be awesome if we could select a bunch of elements on a Miro board, and move these into a new board. Prompt the user with a confirmation dialog and get them to enter a new board name first.
Ideally the elements that have been moved out of the original board will be replaced with a link to the new board, and vice-versa (a hyperlink element is created on top of the moved content)
no so hard to do in a few steps
( & use <Ctrl-C> if duplicating on new -or current- boards)
I was thinking more along the lines of what automation could bring the product. Reducing the barriers to using the full potential of the tool. No doubt the steps you outline will do the job. From my experience, it’s easier to nudge the users into effective workflows if the path of resistance is low. It would encourage separate boards to become interconnected.
Mindmeister has a similar feature that turns a mindmap node into another document and provides two way links. I believe it’s their create as map feature: https://support.mindmeister.com/hc/en-us/articles/218076498-Additional-functions#create
have you looked at the developer capabilities?
Maybe write your own :)
On mindmaps I think miro is ‘off the pace’ at present - too many restrictions non attributes of shape
On facilities when does bloat start & end? when performance decreases i guess
+1 for this idea. The manual approach (copy-paste) is not only cumbersome but has significant drawbacks: It does not include/copy the comments and changes the creator information of items.
My use case is that I want to move a part of a Miro board into another board so that I can have different permissions but keep all the items, their history as well as the comments around them. I am looking for features such as