If the RSS feeds contained pubDate and author that would be great!

The RSS feeds you get from the discussions boards contain for each post tags like:
jf:creationDate
jf:modificationDate
jf:author
If the content of the jf:modificationDate tag where also included in a pubDate tag, and the jf:author content where also included in an author tag, then the author and posting date would be displayed in both NetNewsWire and Safari when viewing the RSS feed.
As it is now, when you view an RSS feed (such as Troublesome Posts Procedure?), you don't see the author info, and every post has the same wrong date. The date shown is the date the feed was refreshed.
Wouldn't it be nice to have this info displayed?
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I am surprised I could not find this on a search of Google or Apple Support.
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