Is there a way to export an outline with notes attached to nodes using the _note attribute in OPML.

Is there a way to export an outline with notes attached to nodes using the _note attribute in OPML. The current set up (which I'm guessing is to allow collaborative notes) won't be recognized as notes in other outliners.

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  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)20 August 2014 at 13:05

    Hello, could you please tell me which 'other outliner' you're mentioning? So we could check.
    Thanks!

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  2. Andrew “AJ” Mrkva20 August 2014 at 13:30

    I tested Workflowy, Tree for OSX, and Outlinely, and I'm told CarbonFin Outliner all uses _note attribute for notes attached to outline nodes. I can paste an example if you would like or you could try it yourself.

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  3. Kirill Maximov (KIR)21 August 2014 at 02:23

    Hello Andrew, 
    It looks like using _note attribute implies that there is only one note for a list item. In Checkvist you can add as many notes as you wish. We can export all notes as a single list item, by joining their text with a line break. Would it work for you?

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  4. Ralf Hauber24 August 2014 at 15:05

    I wouldn't like to lose the information.

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  5. Andrew “AJ” Mrkva25 August 2014 at 05:43

    I see. Yeah, a line break or ------ horizontal line marker like in markdown would work for me if the notes were combined and then given a _note attribute. That would allow me to export them into other programs.

    Maybe it could be a checkbox to tick on export for OPML?

    That would be great!

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