To assist with the content migration, there are several automated and manual steps you can take to correct the issues:
1. **Automatic Text Correction Tools**: Use tools or scripts that can help detect and correct common text encoding issues, like running words together or encoding mismatches. Text editors with regex capabilities, like Notepad++ or online tools, can be very useful for batch corrections.
2. **Find and Replace**: If the “Years Past” text appears consistently, you can use the find and replace function to remove it. Similarly, you can target other repeated errors.
3. **Formatting and Lists**: For lists that became text, identify patterns, such as bullets replaced by symbols or missing newline characters. Use regex to reformat them into lists by inserting line breaks where necessary.
4. **Spell Check and Grammar Tools**: Use spell check and grammar tools such as Grammarly or the built-in checkers in word processors to identify run-together words, missing spaces, and other typographic errors.
5. **Manual Review**: For parts of the content that don’t strictly follow patterns, manual review may be necessary to ensure accuracy and proper formatting.
6. **Encoding Check**: Ensure that the content is using the correct encoding format (e.g., UTF-8) to avoid special character misrepresentation.
Remember to back up your content before making bulk changes. Each step might need adaptation depending on the specific patterns and consistencies of your content errors.
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