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New blogpost:
"Please consider publishing a full-text RSS feed for your website or blog"
If you don't already have a full-text RSS feed, please do add one, and then tell me about it and your blog in the replies!
And if you've already got one, amazing, tell me about it too please!
@neil Hugo and our selected template made this easy 😁
@neil I *think* https://eomuziko.com/en/ has full-text RSS. It's a while since I set it up... If it doesn't, I'll fix that asap!
@neil My blog has had full text rss since day 1 - but admittedly only because its default on omg.lol as I wouldn’t have thought of it back then:
@neil My blog #publicvoit https://karl-voit.at/ is generated by my Python generator #lazyblorg: https://karl-voit.at/tags/lazyblorg/
It not only got #Atom feeds for links only, teasers and full articles: https://karl-voit.at/how-to-use-this-blog/
It also got Atom feeds for all of my tags: https://karl-voit.at/tags/
Furthermore, you can combine up to 2 tags and still get a feed: https://karl-voit.at/2026/04/19/lazyblorg-recent-features/
Example: Austria + education = https://karl-voit.at/tags/austria/education/ -> feed.
I think you rarely see more feed options with other sites. 😉
@neil I have one at mattlacey.com but I've not posted in a while. Also just noticed that there's some validation issues to sort now, though it is valid.
@neil
https://www.die-welt.net/rss.xml built with https://getnikola.com/ (and I'm sad browsers soon will drop XML styling as Nikola does it very nicely)
@neil oh me! https://dwlt.net - I don’t always remember to post often these days, mind you :-/
@neil I've got a mostly-fultext one! ☺️ https://bojidar-bg.dev/blog.xml
(a few articles are blurbs, due to heavy CSS use that didn't map to full-text cleanly)
Bonus: using XSLT to match the rest of the website's layout 😁
@neil @adamshostack My blog (https://www.cs.columbia.edu/~smb/blog/control/index.html) has long had a full-text feed. However, I'm not posting to it very much these days.
@neil I have a full text feed: https://kedara.eu/blog/index.xml I do limit it to a maximum of 10 articles; on the one hand, to make it a tad harder to scrape all of my site in one go. On the other hand, I once came across a feed that contained roughly 300 posts. That's a bit too much to process for an unsuspecting new follower 😅
@ruben I used to have all my posts in my feed, but I changed that when I switched static site generators.
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