Closed (fixed)
Project:
Drupal.org content
Component:
Planet Drupal
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Task
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Unassigned
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Created:
16 Jan 2018 at 21:35 UTC
Updated:
23 Feb 2018 at 20:49 UTC
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Blog name: TEN7 Blog's Drupal Posts
Drupal-Planet tagged feed URL: http://feeds.ten7.com/ten7/wclM
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Comment #2
ivanstegic commentedComment #3
ivanstegic commentedUpdated URL.
Comment #4
dddave commentedFeed validates and holds good content. It seems though as if you are providing a generic feed for the tag "Drupal", aren't you? Please provide a dedicated feed for the Planet to allow you fine-grained control about the content you provide for the Planet audience.
Comment #5
ivanstegic commentedThe feed is actually Drupal specific — it’s a view that is filtered using a “Drupal” tag and we only tag posts in the blog that are Drupal specific. If you look at ten7.com/blog you’ll see posts that are not in the feed I submitted.
Q: does the title need to be something different than “Drupal”? It’s the default title based on the taxonomy term.
Comment #6
dddave commentedThe idea with a Planet specific filtering is that often companies also file promotions, tutorials for their customers (think "how to do xy on our platform"-posts) or rants under their one "drupal" tag. This is especially relevant if marketing people are controlling the tagging of content. If you can ensure not to have such content filed under drupal in the future we could add you but we have a quick hook for unsuitable content in these cases.
Comment #7
ivanstegic commentedOk, understood. We’re not planning on publishing junk and want to keep the entire feed pure with good content.
If we cross this line unintentionally, how will we know?
Comment #8
dddave commentedPeople will let you know. ;)
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