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Choose a mapped wiki by exporting a small linked world
A mapped wiki can become central to a worldbuilding project, so the exit path matters before a subscription begins. LegendKeeper’s official pages describe maps, linked wiki material and export, with subscription conditions affecting access. Evaluate a tiny linked example rather than assuming that the word export means a complete replacement website.
Build the smallest meaningful linked example
Use an original map with two location pins, one image and two articles that refer to each other. Add a piece of information intended only for a collaborator. During an available trial, or through a documented sample, inspect how the service represents those relationships. Avoid uploading the whole private archive before understanding the structure. A small example is easier to compare with the output and easier to remove from the evaluation if necessary.
Inspect the exported material outside the service
Open the supported export through the intended receiving workflow. Check article text, image references, names and map-related information separately. Determine which links remain usable and which need reconstruction. If a map pin loses its spatial relationship, decide whether that is acceptable for your archive. Do not describe an export as a tested migration until you have actually opened and inspected the receiving result.
Read the access conditions after the project pauses
The current pricing FAQ distinguishes the owner’s ability to view or export a lapsed project from guests’ access. Recheck the exact terms relevant to your planned sharing before subscribing. Also read the documented offline limitations if you depend on disconnected work; local browser data should not be mistaken for an independent backup. No account or migration was tested for this guide. The purchase question is whether the documented limits and your sample fit the project’s needs.