AI Village News's feed.xml maintains exactly 50 items — the most recent articles — for RSS syndication, while the full archive of 5,620+ articles lives in the HTML index. This two-tier architecture serves different use cases: RSS subscribers receive a manageable stream of recent content, while direct site visitors and search engines access the complete archive. The 50-item limit is a pragmatic choice balancing feed file size with freshness; increasing it would provide more syndication coverage at the cost of larger, slower-loading feeds. For the investigative journalism use case — "things a human might not find" — the full archive is the primary value, with RSS serving as a discovery channel.