How to find full text RSS feeds

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Hello

as I am thinking about using autoblogging for some of my sites, I would prefer to use RSS feeds that show full text rather than summaries, however the only ones that I have been able to find using a footprint search on google are ones originating from blogengine sites that at least in my niche are pretty useless, anybody has any suggestions?

thx

Marco
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  • Profile picture of the author JonMills
    man you arent going to scrape in without permission are you? you might land yourself in some hot water there
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    • Profile picture of the author marcolav
      Originally Posted by JonMills View Post

      man you arent going to scrape in without permission are you? you might land yourself in some hot water there
      Sorry, scrape in , what? RSS feeds have a link to the news source, so what is the issue? I am just looking for a way to find RSS FULL TEXT feeds as opposed to feeds that only display summaries. I have never heard that displaying rss feeds got anybody in trouble?

      In any case, I found a cool tool which pulls full text from any rss, it is located at Full-Text RSS | fivefilters.org and then I also saw a couple more but this looks like the most promising

      marco
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  • Profile picture of the author AFD
    Originally Posted by marcolav View Post

    Hello

    as I am thinking about using autoblogging for some of my sites, I would prefer to use RSS feeds that show full text rather than summaries, however the only ones that I have been able to find using a footprint search on google are ones originating from blogengine sites that at least in my niche are pretty useless, anybody has any suggestions?

    thx

    Marco
    While most bloggers are trying their best to protect their content, you are trying your best to get their content... The best thing to do is to contact site owners who have articles you want to use.. If they agree, then go.. if not, then goodbye... Pulling their content without their permission is.... I don't know what to say...
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    • Profile picture of the author radhika
      If the author ALREADY saving full text of the article in RSS feed, then what would be the problem? Author knows that whatever in his/her RSS feed will go on other sites if other webmasters/sites retreive it.

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    • Profile picture of the author marcolav
      Originally Posted by AFD View Post

      While most bloggers are trying their best to protect their content, you are trying your best to get their content... The best thing to do is to contact site owners who have articles you want to use.. If they agree, then go.. if not, then goodbye... Pulling their content without their permission is.... I don't know what to say...
      Not sure what is your problem here?? I am not a native speaker so I may have not explained it properly, but WHERE did I say i am going to pull content from other bloggers sites? also, AGAIN, where did I say I wold not quote the source (thus creating a backling btw)? and so you are saying that all the millions of sports sites that display espn feeds are doing something illegal/unethical and lowly? I just said that I want to pull the full content, NOT that I am going to hide the source, pretend it is my work or anything like that, didn't I???

      marco
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