...of unpublishing my articles.
The unpublishing is fair and in accordance with the new rules but boy must they be sick of looking at my avatar
I am scared of looking at my inbox as I get pelted with a ton of unpublished hub notifications.
So I want to apologize to the staff for how boring it must be looking at my hubs, coz it sure is boring editing them
But the HP team and I can smile in the knowledge that at least they generated a fair bit of income pre-Panda which is making the pain bearable.
Did they keep it though? I mean, the previous income is little consolation for a huge overnight loss of revenue. And income is only relative to your outgoings. They had only just reached profitability. And of course, they have investors, I doubt that they have stockpiles of green to fall back on whilst they have debts to repay.
I'm not implying they are rolling in it (and if they were it would be little thanks to me) - I just meant that at least the hubs had a good run and generated some money - would be worse if all my hubs had been big fat stinky lemons.
by Lionrhod 8 years ago
Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place, but I can't seem to figure out how to delete one of my hubs. It never got published because it showed up as a "duplicate." It was an old article from one of my former websites, and someone plagiarized it. I've since gotten them to take it down, but in...
by Kate Swanson 12 years ago
Could the HubPages team please explain why some of us are getting warnings about non-compliant Hubs, but others are having their Hubs unpublished with no warning?I saw this post on another thread today:http://hubpages.com/forum/topic/74842#post1623078and it's not the first time I've seen Hubbers...
by Grace Marguerite Williams 9 years ago
Do you agree that in these times, in order to live well, one must earn at least $80,000 per yearindividually and for a family of 3 to 5 members on average, one must earn at least $125,000 per year?
by Deidre Shelden 11 years ago
Read here that when one hubber did this, traffic improved. I thought the formerly called 'sleeping' hubs, now those not 'featured', would be pulled off Google, anyways. So I'm curious that when someone unpublished their 'sleeping' hubs that this improved traffic. Has anyone else found that doing...
by Michele Kelsey 9 years ago
What is your threshold for unpublishing or deleting hubs? I. E. Their score is below 70.
by Eugene Brennan 10 months ago
If I delete an article and republish it, can I use the same title? Or is that URL reserved? I'm thinking of republishing some older articles that used to have very high traffic to keep Google happy.
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