Avoid the short description of the original post and solve everything at the title level. | CyberSEO Pro | Support Forum

For now I use CyBerSEO activating the setting "Extract full articles when enabled, CyberSE will try to extract the full articles from shortened RSS feeds" and putting a post footers in the advanced setting, with the written <a href="%link%">, to insert in the blog post a link to the original external site from which I extract the article. You can see the result here: Login to see this link. But I received a couple of protests from the owners of the sites from which I extract the feeds that have complained about the violation of the rules of COPYRIGHT. So I would like to change the CyBerSEO setting to avoid further protests. I would like a setting that exposes the title of the post, and then presents the link to the original page with <a href="%link%">. In short, I would like to avoid the word "Read more" which recalls the description containing the entire post copied. I can admit "Read more" and limit the description of the post to a short sentence, by desetting the "Extract full articles" voice, but it seems to me an anti aesthetic and messy result. It is possible to have a setting that solves everything at the level of the Title of the article, avoiding the words "Read more" and instead putting the link to the original article through the setting <a href="%link%">. In short, is it possible to avoid any reference to the short or complete description of the external article, which is anti-aesthetic and messy in the first case or that violating the copyright rules in the second?