Wordpress docs always helpful, too
https://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_Feeds
I did find this function, which you might try at bottom of your main functions.php file
function custom_blogname_rss($val, $show) {
if( 'name' == $show )
$out = 'Custom Blog Name';
else
$out = $val;
return $out;
}
add_filter('bloginfo_rss','custom_blogname_rss', 10, 2);YOu can also google this topic
“how to change title of wordpress RSS feed”
Right, just saying Google doesn’t like two book reviews of the same book on the same site typically, or two reviews of the same peanut butter by the same person.
If the new story is new, generally you wouldn’t copy over the ‘views’ as that new story didn’t get all those views the original story did.
Of course, you may have some unique use case to do that. In any case, just keep eye on your search console for warning about duplicate content, or perhaps use a plugin to scan the text to minimize that to not get deprecate in SERPS.
Not sure why it would be covered in the docs; the hits are plainly seen in the custom fields, where most “custom data per post” is stored, traditionally in WP themes like this. Most content creators on a “news” site (hence “newspaper” theme) don’t need to copy views from one story to new story, as they should “in most cases” be two completely different things.
Not critical, just being helpful, having run information/news portals online for 20 years now 🙂
