Re: Missing time component in published_date; last paragraph should be used to populate author
No, just because it looks like a subtitle on the page doesn't mean you need to display it as a subtitle. Web developers aren't always that great at designing pages, as can be seen by the fact that the date is displayed twice on this page, one right after the other.
I didn't have any trouble extracting the time in my template. It's definitely possible, even though they're inconsistent. Enough pages have the timestamp marked this way that it's worth it to extract the time. It gets tricky when the h2 lacks a year but has a time component, and the div.timestamp has a year but lacks a time component; then you have to merge them and parse the result.
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No, just because it looks like a subtitle on the page doesn't mean you need to display it as a subtitle. Web developers aren't always that great at designing pages, as can be seen by the fact that the date is displayed twice on this page, one right after the other.
I didn't have any trouble extracting the time in my template. It's definitely possible, even though they're inconsistent. Enough pages have the timestamp marked this way that it's worth it to extract the time. It gets tricky when the h2 lacks a year but has a time component, and the div.timestamp has a year but lacks a time component; then you have to merge them and parse the result.