{"authorId":"1","title":"Still Publishing Summary RSS Feeds?","slug":"still-publishing-summary-rss-feeds","postDate":1224114428,"expiryDate":null,"enabled":"1","fields":{"2":"<p>While there is no &ldquo;correct&rdquo; choice in the full vs. summary RSS feed debate, I came across a situation this weekend that reinforced my opinion for full feeds.<\/p>\n<!--more-->\n<p>The past few days, I was at <a href=\"http:\/\/aneventapart.com\/events\/2008\/chicago\/\">An Event Apart Chicago<\/a>, and I only had access internet access on Monday and Tuesday during the day. Now, I wanted to read my RSS feeds at other times, so I took my Google Reader offline with <a href=\"http:\/\/gears.google.com\/\">Gears<\/a>, and started to read through them.<\/p>\n\n<p>This worked great until I got to feeds that only gave a summary. How was I supposed to read the article? Stop begging for page views and give me the content.<\/p>\n\n<p>I guess it&rsquo;s just one more thing to consider when trying to decide whether to choose full vs. summary. Have your own opinion? Vote below.<\/p>\n\n<h2>Which do you prefer?<\/h2>\n[polldaddy poll=1001137]","14":{"old_id":{}}}}