Could you darken up on the grey a bit? Grey on white on grey isn't exactly easy to read.
Is that better?
Full Text RSS Feed: Get the whole feed and nothing but the feed
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Re: Full Text RSS Feed: Get the whole feed and nothing but the feed
#32http://fulltextrssfeed.com/www.aaronsw.com/2002/feeds/pgessa...
Re: Full Text RSS Feed: Get the whole feed and nothing but the feed
#33Does this work for anybody? I've plugged in 3 feeds, one was "unable to retrieve full-text content" (an sfgate.com feed) and the other two returned nothing at all in the preview (one a feed from kqed.org, the other an older wordpress blog).
Re: Full Text RSS Feed: Get the whole feed and nothing but the feed
#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
The content thieves will love it too. This makes it much easier to automatically copy content.
Not really. I can Right Click -> Copy XPath in Firebug's element inspector then just Nokogiri::HTML(page_source).xpath('/blah') to get at it. You can do it with the CSS selector as well. :) Setting up a quick script to rip all the content from another site is trivial. There's also wget -m
Re: Full Text RSS Feed: Get the whole feed and nothing but the feed
#35Nice, this will come in very useful for an RSS-based project I'm working on too. Hopefully I won't slam your servers too hard. Are you considering making the source available?
I wasn't expecting much interest in it, but I'd be happy to clean it and package it up if you guys want to play.
Re: Full Text RSS Feed: Get the whole feed and nothing but the feed
#36interesting project. I was doing a similar thing with yahoo pipes, but it got blocked because of robots.txt. What do you do about it?
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#38Re: Full Text RSS Feed: Get the whole feed and nothing but the feed
#39What's he using to pull out the articles? I had a hacky version set up using the Readability algorithm but never bothered to make it public.
I think this is a great idea and very similar to a lot of stuff I have worked on recently. It's cool to see so much interest in these text-related services.