Claude
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Nitter's RSS marks a bare retweet with a "RT by @handle:" prefix on the item's <title> (dc:creator is already the original author, not the retweeter — confirmed against a real sample). TweetCard now shows a "🔁 Reposted by @handle" line above an otherwise-unchanged card. A quote-tweet's RSS description carries the embedded tweet fully inline in a <blockquote> (author, text, one image, permalink) — no extra fxtwitter call needed. TweetCard renders it as a smaller frame nested inside the same outer card, below the quoting tweet's own text and media, labeled "↩️ Replying to @handle" per how this reads to a visitor even though it's technically Nitter's quote-tweet representation. Clicking it opens that tweet's own permalink, independent of the outer card's link. Both parsers verified against the real sample RSS (Polymarket/ rawsalerts retweet, Goldman/zerohedge quote-tweet) and against the live publishDirect pipeline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014c1L8ghNBFjfiH64UMViP8
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