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Character entities, at least, might constitute an integral part of the title, whether as single characters, or because it's talking about HTML entities. Simply removing them won't do. My pull request at #452 converts them to characters instead, but only for feeds that declare titles to be in HTML. The Arts & Letters feed doesn't, unfortunately. For that one, you could adapt the workaround I just posted. |
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Remove tags of the form
< ... >and& ... ;.These tags appear sometimes, for example in Arts & Letters Daily feed.
Based on some code in #365.