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Probably the best place to ask this is meta.stackoverflow.com, since it's relevant to all sites. But if you actually look at the feed, it doesn't include tag information, so I doubt it. (Edit: just kidding. Why doesn't Markdown have strike?)
Yes, the feed does include tag information, but under the atom:category attribute. According to the Atom specification, the <category />
label can contain term
, scheme
, and label
attributes. The first is required, specifying the categor(ies) that the post belongs to. The latter two are optional. The MO feed does not include the label
attribute, which according to the RFC is what tells the user agents what to display in terms of categories. (The term
attribute is only used for identification.)
@Dror: do you know any feeds which are in Atom (not RSS) and which has categories displayed in GoogleReader? Can you confirm that the lack of the label
attribute is what is causing the non-display?
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