Are there any plans to expand Perl Monks' RDF feed? I've recently discovered the joys of Bloglines and am happily using it to keep up-to-date on a variety of topics. However, the PerlMonks feed consists only of the headlines of the messages (thus the filename, of course). Here's a sample:

POE module error
Web and newlines, aka perl vs ^M
regexp for searching incremental expressions
Perl::TK - fileevent and script execution theory

Quite often, the headline isn't really enough for me to figure out whether I should read the message. It would be more useful if it would also include the first, say, 200-300 characters from each message. I realize PerlMonks development is volunteer-driven, and I'm happy to have at least the headlines, but I'm hoping someone reading this will get inspired to tackle the job of expanding the RDF feed a bit. Any volunteers?

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