Publishing your own text on your website, word for word

If you've written something you want on your site exactly as it is — an article, a page, a long About section — paste it in chat and say so: "publish this as a new blog post exactly as I wrote it."

What happens

Your co-founder sends your text to the build untouched, with a short note on where it goes. The whole piece goes up in one build. Headings, lists and paragraphs keep their order, and nothing is reworded, shortened or split into parts.

Formatting comes across too: headings stay headings, bullet lists stay lists, bold stays bold, and links keep working.

How long it can be

One piece can be up to about 60,000 characters, which is a long article. If yours is longer, your co-founder tells you so and asks you to send it a page at a time. It won't shorten your text to make it fit.

If something goes wrong

If your text can't be handed to the build, nothing is built from a guess. You'll hear about it in chat, and you can ask again. To change the text after it's live, send the corrected version the same way.