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Rss feeds has indeed become a very useful website tool. With the dawn of auto blogging, the need for full text RSS feeds has emerged. This poses a number of disadvantages and disadvantages for website owners. A lot of auto blogs syndicates content with the use of RSS feeds. This alarmed some website owners regarding the ownership of their website content. Since they know that auto blogs can easily syndicate their web content through RSS feeds, they in turn opted to provide snippets or post summaries in their RSS feeds instead of full text RSS feeds.
On the other hand, auto bloggers who want to automate provision of web content for their blogs found their way on how to extract full text RSS from their website of interests. This is through the use of full text RSS builders. Right now, there are a number of full text RSS builders in the web.
Here is a list of Full Text RSS Builders to name a few.
- fulltextrssfeed.com - this is a free full text rss builder service with no ads added to the extracted feed
- pipes.yahoo.com - this is a free full text rss builder that allows you to aggregate, manipulate and mashup content
- wizardrss.com - this is another free full text rss builder service
- fivefilters.org - this full text rss builder has both free and paid services, the free service only extracts 1 to 3 items per feed
- fullrssfeed.com - this is a full text rss builder with free and paid service that comes with a free trial, the free service extracts only 2 items from the feed.
- unsum.com - this is another full text rss builder which provides you choices on what conent you would like to extract
- josh-fowler.com - this another free full text rss builder hosted in Josh Fowler's Blog
- feedsapi.com - this is another free full text rss builder, it provides you option to customize how many items you want to extract from the feed and whether you want the links preserved or not
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