Hub Hopping

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  1. arthurchappell profile image47
    arthurchappellposted 13 years ago

    Quite like the idea of this feature though i'd like it more if once you've awarded up or dow, and comments on the Hub first hopped, you could move right on to another instead of going back to the account page to start on the hun hopping link again. Ideally a random Hunb finder would be nice - similar to the random page finder on Wikipedia that could take you virtually anywhere and show you hubs you might otherwise never think to look at.

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    1. simeonvisser profile image69
      simeonvisserposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      What do you mean? You can click the Hop button again to see another hub.



      Coincidentally, I suggested this feature as well here: http://hubpages.com/forum/topic/63432 - it would be a great addition to HubPages.

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  2. arthurchappell profile image47
    arthurchappellposted 13 years ago

    Only just seen the hop button over the up * down options - hadn't figurred that one out - quite a few navigation tools i'm still discovering here - cheers

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  3. Valeed profile image70
    Valeedposted 13 years ago

    Hub hopping is a nice feature of HP. I really enjoyed hopping to all the newly published hubs. smile happy hubbing!

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  4. SmartAndFun profile image93
    SmartAndFunposted 13 years ago

    I tried a little hub hopping yesterday for the first time. I would do some more, but I'm unsure of what the guidelines are. I probably should have flagged some of the hubs, but I kinda felt bad for the authors. I've been looking for official hub hopping information from HP but I can't find anything. I'm obviously not looking in the right place. Can someone direct me? I'd like to know more about hub hopping first, before I do any more of it. Thanks.

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    1. lrohner profile image69
      lrohnerposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      When you click the "Flag" button on any hub, a list will pop up of the things that should be flagged. It's really that easy. And don't worry -- flagging only puts it in the queue for someone on the HP team to review it. If it meets HP's TOS and everything looks fine, it's no negative mark on the hubber.

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      1. SmartAndFun profile image93
        SmartAndFunposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Thank you!

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