Is THIS the most prolific hubber ever?
I've just noticed a string of hubs being created before my very eyes by a hubber named Polyhistor.
He has currently published 1,174 hubs.
60 of them in the last 2 hours.
The man's a machine. He leaves Maddie Ruud for dead!
(He's up to 1201 now)
Anyone seen someone who's published more hubs?
His expertise and depth of worldly knowledge is absolutely amazing - certainly greater than any other 20 hubbers combined!
First he writes about a whole range of family issues.
Then he produces a stream of technical printer reviews - at the rate of one every couple of minutes.
He then takes a break for a half an hour, and stars publishing biographies of the characters from "Dexter" at the rate of one a minute.
He makes me feel so inadequate as a hubber.
I've only managed 19 in 5 months - he can knock over that many in half an hour.
I wish he'd take part in the forum discussion - I'm sure we could all learn a lot from him.
Perhaps he could be made the featured hubber for the newsletter.
Wonder what sort of keyboard he's got?
@ christoph:
Yes, that's odd. many of them aren't on Hubtivity. Hmmm.
I was looking at his profile, and only some of them appear to be showing.
@ whoartnow:
Haven't checked on copyscape, but the articles have a disjointed quality that indicated some kind of article spinner, so they'll probably pass copyscape.
Anyway, he caught my interest because of the prolific nature, and also the lack of any links.
He's currently churning out articles relating to Nintendo Wii.
Can't quite figure out the reason - other than something SEO related, possibly for a range of clients.
Oh well, as Billy Wobblestick once said:
"There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio".
I'm off for a Sunday evening glass or Red or two.
@ mighty mom - I don't expect him in the forums either
Eric G.I'll bet he's using article wizard pro- this program grabs a sentence or two from several random sites in the niche/keyword topic then pieces them together, often lucidly, its a good way to generate an article format but quite literally this is plagiarized although it may not be detected due to its nature I certainly wouldn't risk it.
I was thinking this may also be an organization with several writers involved and assigned to write articles and all funneled into the same account to upload as they finish, could be an seo trick for keyword population and maybe later they will add links but for now they want to "season" the pages to avoid being detected as a marketer...
he/she could also have had the articles written by a staff of people from those master publisher rights works and could have spent weeks putting the hubs together then just happens to be releasing them in waves... not all is as it seems my friend, just because 100 hubs gets released at once doesn't mean they were all written fresh this week. I had 20 hubs in my queue for almost a year and one day just said screw it and threw them all out there at once
Jerrico
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He's up to 1374 hubs now, with the last couple copied word for word from other sites.
Maybe HP will get around to checking the reports soon.Apparently HP hasn't done anything; he's up to 1400 some-odd. And seriously, what's with his lower-case titles? That's so annoying. >.<
Anti-Valentine, I have noticed capsules moving on their own. I just chalked it up to the HubPages Poltergeist.
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