Do you take seriously an advice from a person with no hubs
oderog wrote:
annvans wrote:
To add to my last comment, I have gotten in a forum and posted something only to be ignored and the information was something that I knew something about. It was their choice to ignore it. They lose, not me.
Next time write with bold "igonre at your own risks"
Yes, I should thanks for the advice, lol.
97- blondepoet
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aquaseaCreative wrote:
How did you know about my desired dream Poet? lol
I have this gift, this incredible gift to forsee these things. I am not a greedy gal I will share the dream with you. do you want the shrimp half or Hugh
cindyvine wrote:
Some of the hubbers with no hubs giving advice, might actually be long-standing hubbers who have just made a new alter-ego identity. Then, they do know what they're talking about. You just never know!
That is what I would think it is.
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blondepoet wrote:
aquaseaCreative wrote:
How did you know about my desired dream Poet? lol
I have this gift, this incredible gift to forsee these things. I am not a greedy gal I will share the dream with you. do you want the shrimp half or Hugh
I wouldn't expect haaalf. You got there first.
Maybe once you tire of hugh, you could put in a good word.- 97
- blondepoet
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aquaseaCreative wrote:
blondepoet wrote:
aquaseaCreative wrote:
How did you know about my desired dream Poet? lol
I have this gift, this incredible gift to forsee these things. I am not a greedy gal I will share the dream with you. do you want the shrimp half or Hugh
I wouldn't expect haaalf. You got there first.
Maybe once you tire of hugh, you could put in a good word.Oh yes sure I can do that for you. The problem we are facing here is I won't tire of him, so I am going to have to use a timer, so we can swap half-time.
It's possible they're an established member and they're just asking under a new profile to hide their identity.
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I think it depends on what the advice is about. If it's something non-HubPages-specific, I wouldn't think twice about taking it seriously (if it generally looked like someone knew what they were talking about; and it usually shows when people do know what they're talking about).
If it were about HubPages specifically, I wouldn't take it too seriously. There are some things that only time on HubPages helps someone know about. True, it could be one of those "alter-egos" - but I'd wonder, then, "Why not post the answer under the name/avatar that shows all the person's writing?"I completely agree! I sit back and read through hubs and not give advice until my feet are completley wet.
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oderog wrote:
As I read through some post, I found out that some hubbers with 0 hubs giving advice on writing and earning here, do you bother reply or read these post
Nope.
94- earnestshub
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I would just like to point out that even those who are new to hubpages may have vast Internet experience, know and fully understand SEO and have other successful businesses online that have been profitable for many years.
earnestshub wrote:
I would just like to point out that even those who are new to hubpages may have vast Internet experience, know and fully understand SEO and have other successful businesses online that have been profitable for many years.
Yes you are right
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alekhouse wrote:
pgrundy wrote:
I have a problem with hubbers who have no hubs and no picture or profile even existing. I get comments from people like that and I just think, yeah, whatever. Coward.
I like this response a lot. My sentiments exactly
I like this response a lot too!
Does that mean that as I have 9 hubs, and a photo, I can say what I like? :-)
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Don't know if it happens on this site, but like on ebay, people have a login for posting auctions and then a seperate log in they use for posting on the forum. That way it keeps people from bash or spamming an auction due to something they said.
Here on hp, I could see it if they want to say rude things and then not have to worry about people hitting the "no" I don't like that hub button at the bottom.Late2class wrote:
Don't know if it happens on this site, but like on ebay, people have a login for posting auctions and then a seperate log in they use for posting on the forum. That way it keeps people from bash or spamming an auction due to something they said.
Here on hp, I could see it if they want to say rude things and then not have to worry about people hitting the "no" I don't like that hub button at the bottom.I have never use ebay but it looks quite different from hp.You can report or ignore posts that you think are spams
