Comments vs. Hubs
- DigbyAdamsposted 12 years ago
0 - DigbyAdamsposted 12 years ago0
If you locate the comment, you could copy it and paste it to your word processor, then ask the hub author to delete the comment. After the comment was deleted, you could wait a few days, then write your hub. If the comment could be deleted, it would benefit both of you, as the hub author would have a hub that's changed a year after it was written, which is considered a refresh by Google. At least, this is my theory....
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