A buddy of mine owns and operates this website that is RSS driven.. The thing is though, he is able to have the stories displayed in their entirety on his site, completely automatically.. With no trace of a link or anything..

He bought this site second hand and basically has no idea how it's done.

check out http://mlbnewsblog.com and tell me what you think.. I'd like to start a site like this myself, but have no idea how to utilize RSS feeds this way..

They seem to be AP articles,..

Anyways,.. If anyone has any info it'd be greatly appreciated..

Originally Posted by ryangassxx

A buddy of mine owns and operates this website that is RSS driven.. The thing is though, he is able to have the stories displayed in their entirety on his site, completely automatically.. With no trace of a link or anything..

He bought this site second hand and basically has no idea how it's done.

check out http://mlbnewsblog.com and tell me what you think.. I'd like to start a site like this myself, but have no idea how to utilize RSS feeds this way..

They seem to be AP articles,..

Anyways,.. If anyone has any info it'd be greatly appreciated..

I looked at the site. The site does not disply the article in its entirety. When you click read more it is still the snippet plus more articles snips below it.
This is done by taking the rss feed and removing the link.
I do the same on http://newwages.com but I keep the link active. It is very unethical to take others content without at least linking back to them.

Anyway, this can be done with a simple rss reader which your friends site already has, just find the file that parses the rss and insert a regex replace to remove the links.