If you receive views on your Hubs and no comments. Does it make you feel like th

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  1. graebear profile image60
    graebearposted 12 years ago

    If you receive views on your Hubs and no comments. Does it make you feel like they don't like it ?

    It causes me to review the Hub many times over .
    And see why if any reason , there are no feed backs or comments coming in .

  2. letterme profile image60
    lettermeposted 12 years ago

    To me yes. I always wonder why, It makes me sad too. sad

  3. xrocker30 profile image61
    xrocker30posted 12 years ago

    Some hubs just don't spark ideas for comments.  Many people who read your hubs still benefit from them and enjoy them, they just don't feel the need to comment.  I admit that I sure do like it when people do comment on my hubs because it makes me feel appreciated as a writer, however I don't believe that people don't like it just because they don't leave a comment.  If they vote my hub down...well that's another story.

  4. Doc Snow profile image89
    Doc Snowposted 12 years ago

    I think it's a natural feeling, but it's not really accurate--I have some Hubs that do pretty well without a comment.  And some, contrariwise, drew a good set of comments to start, but then languished largely unread.

    I think it's best just not to worry about it too much--though I sure enjoy the comments when they do come in.

  5. lzlpio90 profile image70
    lzlpio90posted 12 years ago

    No. It's because I do the same too, LOL. I may be reading their hubs and enjoyed it. But, sometimes there are just times when I don't feel like commenting. I would rather hit the buttons below.

    Not being able to comment doesn't mean I do not like the hub. So, you shouldn't be worried if you don't receive much comments.

  6. graebear profile image60
    graebearposted 12 years ago

    Not worried  here much on a no comment /feedback . I am just  editing some of my work and started with the ones with no comments or feed back or the  traffic had slowed. And  the thought came to me  to ask ...  smile

  7. duffsmom profile image60
    duffsmomposted 12 years ago

    No, I don't think of it that way. I rarely look at my views or activity unless I get a notification of a comment.  I write because it feels right at the time, but I don't worry about peoples opinion of my hubs.  People liking them is nice but not necessary.

  8. Rochelle Frank profile image92
    Rochelle Frankposted 12 years ago

    It's nice to get comments, but they are not necessarily a measure of how much your hubs are liked.  Hubbers are more likely to comment-- but outside viewers from the web are more likely to earn money for you, and less likely to comment.
    It's good to review your hubs, but low numbers of comments don't mean lack of quality.
    If you are writing mostly poetry, you may get fewer comments. It's not because your poetry is bad-- it just takes a certain reader to respond, and they may not be the majority.
    Hang in there and keep writing.

 
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