@neil Do you have a guide you recommend for implementing RSS? Say, for a personal website where one is not using a batteries-included package like Wordpress
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@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.
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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.
