Consider blockquote in article scoring #979
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Apologies for the slow response - I was out on PTO and then heads down on some other work for a while. @tuyafeng Can you provide a "real life" example (rather than w3schools) of pages that currently don't get detected as readerable as a result of this omission? For context, the only real tradeoff here is for performance - the more tags included, the longer the "readerable" determination takes, and it's designed to be faster (and more "rough guess") than running a full readability pass, if that makes sense. |
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Some pages have long quoted sections but only a few lines of commentary or intro. Right now,
isProbablyReaderableignoresblockquote, which can make the examples below score 0 (the default options), whereas includingblockquotewould give a score of 9.Example from W3Schools:
I’m thinking it might make sense to factor blockquote into the scoring. If not, I’d love to hear the reasoning—thanks!