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What is the algorithm used to summarize a Yahoo Answers question used by RSS feed generator?

A lot of my answers are still winding up being a dozen or two lines long, before they are truncated in the RSS feed prior to the "Read More" hyperlink tucked in at the end. Other people's answers are getting shortened to only being one or two lines long before they are truncated by the RSS feed generator. Background info: I am using a Mac running Mac OS 10.4 (OS X) and my browser is Safari 2. Also, I have noticed this is true with really long answers I have given. Not sure if I get the same effect with short ones.
Answer:

Looks to me like they're not truncated at all.

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Looks to me like they're not truncated at all.

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