my blogs.gnome.org account generates two different messages per blog post in its rss feed.
The first called "description" is an ellipsized, summarized version of the blog post, and the second called "content" is the actual blog post.
When I write a new blog entry it shows the description and not the content.
I'm guessing somewhere in the tmpl file for planet.fedoraproject.org it has
<TMPL_VAR description/>
instead of
<TMPL_VAR content/>
Looking at /srv/planet/config/people/templates/index.html.tmpl on planet1, it appears to correctly use <TMPL_VAR content/>. Also, this problem doesn't seem to affect some other wordpress blogs as well, strangely. As a side note, the feeds links on the right sidebar are also broken, even though they seem to correctly use <TMPL_VAR url/>.
Is the p.f.o setup using Planet 2.0? I was talking to Jeff Waugh about the issue and he mentioned that if we aren't using Planet 2.0 then that may be the problem.
we are running Planet 2.0. I'm pretty confused about why this is happening, since another wordpress blog didn't have this problem. Also, about the url problem that I mentioned, there's currently a ticket at #115 about that (maybe it's a similar template problem).
Did that wordpress blog have an ellipsized description in the rss output? I've noticed on planet.gnome.org (and on internal-blogs.rdu.redhat.com which is internal to redhat) my blog isn't ellipsized.
So ricky figured this one out. I handed skvidal the wrong feed url (blogs.gnome.org/halfline/rss instead of blogs.gnome.org/halfline/feed)
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