Syndication and reuse of our content

The feeds

Every feed exists in three formats at the same address, extension aside: .xml, .atom.xml, .json. They carry the 30 most recent items — headline, standfirst, date, byline and link. Never the body of the article.

General

Events

Sections

Areas

A single town

Each of the 431 towns has its own feed: swap the slug in the address above.

https://aubeactu.com/flux/commune/troyes.xml

Pages declare their own feed in their HTML head: an aggregator pointed at a section finds that section's feed, not the general one.

What you may republish

• The headline, as written.
• The standfirst, or an extract under 400 characters.
• The publication date and the byline.
• A clickable, followed link (no nofollow) to the original article.
• Automatic display of our feeds on your site, commercial use included, as long as the link stays live.
• Calendar events sourced from DATAtourisme and town halls: they are openly licensed, and you must keep their original attribution.

What you may not republish

• The full text of an article, even with a link, even with our name on it.
• Our photographs and illustrations. Some belong to contributors or to third-party sources: they are not ours to license.
• Our visuals with the credit removed or covered. Putting your mark on someone else's image is taking their work.
• A rewrite that follows our article sentence by sentence with no work of your own and no source credit.
• Including the corpus in any training, fine-tuning or evaluation dataset without a written agreement.

How to credit us

The name of the paper, a followed link to the article, and the date. Nothing more, nothing less.

Example

AubeActu — Headline of the article, aubeactu.com, 17 October 2026

The same link in HTML

<a href="https://aubeactu.com/troyes/mon-article">AubeActu</a>

A nofollow link, or a mention with no link at all, does not meet the condition: reuse is then no longer allowed.

Language models

Reading, indexing, summarising and quoting with attribution and a link: allowed. Including the corpus in a training set: written agreement required. A robots.txt file governs who may download a page; it says nothing about what may be done with it afterwards. The full position, in French and English, is in /ai.txt, also served at /.well-known/ai.txt.

Headline, standfirst and link may be reused provided AubeActu is named and the original article is linked. Full text and photographs: no reproduction without written agreement.