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name: Bridge request template
about: Use this template for requesting a new bridge
title: Bridge request for ...
labels: Bridge-Request
assignees: ''

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# Bridge request

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## General information

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- _Host URI for the bridge_ (i.e. `https://github.com`):

- Which information would you like to see?



- How should the information be displayed/formatted?



- Which of the following parameters do you expect?

  - [X] Title
  - [X] URI (link to the original article)
  - [ ] Author
  - [ ] Timestamp
  - [X] Content (the content of the article)
  - [ ] Enclosures (pictures, videos, etc...)
  - [ ] Categories (categories, tags, etc...)

## Options

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- [ ] Limit number of returned items
  - _Default limit_: 5
- [ ] Load full articles
  - _Cache articles_ (articles are stored in a local cache on first request): yes
  - _Cache timeout_ (max = 24 hours): 24 hours
- [X] Balance requests (RSS-Bridge uses cached versions to reduce bandwith usage)
  - _Timeout_ (default = 5 minutes, max = 24 hours): 5 minutes

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