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Three French slots followed by one international slot: 75% of slots are reserved for French.
An article is selected at random for each slot. Reading the feed again within that slot returns the same article.
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Short textOne article per slot, drawn from publications in the past 40 days. Fetch the feed at least once per slot to retain the language mix; less frequent fetching can miss articles.
LinkedIn: up to 2,400 characters, leaving room for a link below the 3,000-character limit. Facebook: up to 5,000 characters, an editorial choice for readability. Longer text ends with an ellipsis.
Full mode supplies our article body, illustration and original link in the feed. Your tool must support this format; the feed alone does not create a native LinkedIn article. News from external sources remains excerpts.
Reproduction requires the relevant rights to texts and images. An article appearing in an external feed does not grant permission to copy it in full.
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These feeds stay in the chosen language, without a French quota. Missing translations are excluded; the automatic feed falls back to French when needed.
| Language | Theoretical share of automatic slots | Short text | Full article |
|---|---|---|---|
| Français | 75 % | RSS FR | RSS FR |
| English | 12.03 % | RSS EN | RSS EN |
| Español | 4.39 % | RSS ES | RSS ES |
| العربية | 2.64 % | RSS AR | RSS AR |
| Português | 2.10 % | RSS PT | RSS PT |
| Русский | 1.99 % | RSS RU | RSS RU |
| Deutsch | 1.05 % | RSS DE | RSS DE |
| Italiano | 0.52 % | RSS IT | RSS IT |
| Nederlands | 0.24 % | RSS NL | RSS NL |
| Suomi | 0.04 % | RSS FI | RSS FI |
The 25% international slots are allocated using rounded estimates of native and second-language speakers. Sources use different dates and methods; multilingual people may be counted more than once. These shares do not predict your audience or guarantee every language within a short period.