Hi @JPerreard ,
- I didn’t checked in depth but seems like at least blog related yes, RSS generated by Hubspot provide the description and content attributes. RSS v2 specification says that description attributes for items are used to give a synopsis/summary about the content.
- As mentioned earlier, the description is usually a crop (first paragrapth or something like that) from the content. When you are editing/publishing a post in the Hubspot CMS, next to all the text format options there is one called “read more” tag, which allows you to place a break line. The content prior that tag will be used on the description.
This option is a legacy from old listing pages where the range of text to display was more flexible. Current design trends (as the one you are using in insights subdomain) are more constrained on amount of characters that will be visible on the listing page, therefor this read more tags are usually ignored (but will really depend on how the developers and designers want to adapt to it).