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It’s very simple. The NetVibes feeds (here is one) do not contain very important information in them including:
Author
Source (name and link)
Tags
Full content
Unless ReadBurner has some super secret backdoor feed that I don’t know about yet; I’m holding off. RSSmeme is 100% ready (with the flip of a switch) ... Continue reading »
Author
Source (name and link)
Tags
Full content
Unless ReadBurner has some super secret backdoor feed that I don’t know about yet; I’m holding off. RSSmeme is 100% ready (with the flip of a switch) ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
1 year ago
thanks a lot for your feedback. Actually today we don't have in our feeds all the infos you're asking:
1/ Since in Netvibes you can share different items (widget content, urls, ...) and not only rss feeds the "author" is not always possible to have. That's why we removed it
2/ We have the source and the direct link to the ressource
3/ Our users don't tag content but have the ability to write comments which are included in the feed
4/ Here I don't agree with you... Why should we use full content under the netvibes.com domain in the feeds while the content doesn't belong to us?
I'd love to discuss more with you about about meta data and how to improve the APIs. You have my email, don't hesitate to contact me.
1 year ago
2) By source I don't mean the link. In Google Reader if you share a story on techcrunch not only does it give you the link to the actual story but the title "TechCrunch" and a link to http://www.techcrunch.com/
3) I don't mean users tags. Google Reader takes any tags that were in the original feed (ie any tags that TechCrunch put in) and passes it on to into the entries in the shared RSS feed.
4) I understand this is a heated debate.