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+# The xpath_sifter filter allows you to stop entries from a feed being displayed
+# if they do not match a particular pattern.
+
+# It is useful for things like only displaying entries in a particular category
+# even if the site does not provide per category feeds, and displaying only entries
+# that contain a particular string in their title.
+
+# The xpath_sifter filter applies only after all feeds are normalised to Atom 1.0.
+# Look in your cache to see what entries look like.
+
+[Planet]
+filters = xpath_sifter.py
+
+# We are only interested in entries in the category "two" from this blogger, but
+# he does not provide a per-category feed.
+# The Atom for categories looks like this: <category term="two"/>, so here
+# we filter the http://example.com/uncategorised.xml file for entries with a
+# category tag with the term attribute equal to 'two'
+[http://example.com/uncategorised.xml]
+name = Category 'two' (from Site Without a Categorised Feed)
+[xpath_sifter.py]
+require:
+  //atom:category[@term='two']
+
+# The verbose blogger whose feed is below blogs about many subjects but we are
+# only interested in entries about Venus. She does not use categories but
+# fortunately her titles are very consistent, so we search within the title
+# tag's text for the text 'Venus'
+[http://example.com/verbose.xml]
+name = Venus (from Verbose Site)
+[xpath_sifter.py]
+require:
+  //atom:title[contains(.,'Venus')]