Full-Text vs Excerpt Feeds
RSS feeds can expose either the complete body of each post or just a short excerpt, a setting most site owners never revisit after their CMS's default is applied. This tag covers what that distinction actually means for RSS auto-posting quality — and why the real driver of good-looking auto-posted content is usually excerpt quality and featured images, not whether the underlying feed is full-text or excerpt-based. The practical recommendation is to write a real excerpt rather than letting the platform truncate the article, since every destination reads the same field. The related content:encoded tag covers which field your feed actually fills. Checking the raw feed once is enough to tell.
Updated: 2026-09-28
Every RSS feed makes a quiet decision about how much of each post to expose: the full article body, or just a title and a short...
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