Once the output is using fulltext in the <description> element it may be useful to consumers to have an <atom:summary> element containing the old precis text.
Note that the W3C validator tells you off for using <atom:content>, advising instead to just stick to <description> so that doesn't need to change.
Unfortunately the perl module XML::RSS currently used for the feed output doesn't have very good support for atom elements. We can put an <atom:summary> element in, but can't set an attribute type="html" which is necessary because we're embedding encoded HTML in it. If nothing else there's the 'see more' <a href="..."/> we put in.
So this would entail finding a different perl module for Atom output.
Once the output is using fulltext in the
<description>element it may be useful to consumers to have an<atom:summary>element containing the old precis text.Note that the W3C validator tells you off for using
<atom:content>, advising instead to just stick to<description>so that doesn't need to change.Unfortunately the perl module XML::RSS currently used for the feed output doesn't have very good support for atom elements. We can put an
<atom:summary>element in, but can't set an attributetype="html"which is necessary because we're embedding encoded HTML in it. If nothing else there's the 'see more'<a href="..."/>we put in.So this would entail finding a different perl module for Atom output.