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I hope they fix the RSS feed and put the whole articles in there. It should be the norm, especially on a website with "low" uptime.
by trqx 8y ago
I hope they fix the RSS feed and put the whole articles in there. It should be the norm, especially on a website with "low" uptime.
- azdle 8y agohttps://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/feeds/all.atom.xml https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/feeds/all.atom.xml ^ seems to have full articles.
- trqx 8y agoI mean article content, not just the first line or the title. This way articles are cached in case of downtime.
- azdle 8y agoFor some reason Firefox is only showing the <summary> contents when you click that link, but it's all in there and it shows the full article in ttrss for me.
- avhon1 8y agoSeems to have links to, and 1-sentence descriptions of, all of their articles. This isn't very useful if you want your RSS reader to pull down articles for you to read while you're offline. For that to work, you want the feed itself to have the full text of every article embedded inside it.
- pmlnr 8y agoIt has the full content. See view-source. Firefox hides it.
- bArray 8y agoI agree, but I would also expect to only receive text data and not images (or very highly compressed images). The other part of keeping the bandwidth cost of an RSS feed down is keeping a smaller number of articles in "rotation". EDIT: I just pulled their RSS feed - 50 articles currently in rotation! 32.42kB according to FireFox of just snippets of text and links!
- ravenstine 8y agoIt would be nice if there was a site that indexed RSS feeds that contain whole articles, not just ledes and snippets meant to get you to click into ad-riddled articles.