[vivzkestrel]

i am using the feedparser library in python https://github.com/kurtmckee/feedparser/ which basically takes an RSS url and standardizes it to a reasonable extent. But I have noticed that different websites still get parsed slightly differently. For example look at how https://beincrypto.com/feed/ has a long description (containing actual HTML) inside but this website https://www.coindesk.com/arc/outboundfeeds/rss/ completely cuts the description out. I have about 50 such websites and they all have slight variations. So you are saying that in addition to storing parsed data (title, summary, content, author, pubdate, link, guid) that I currently store, I should also add an xml column and store the raw <item></item> from each url till I get a good hang of how each site differs?