FIXED: New Hubs Missing "Link to this Page'

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   internpeteposted 12 years ago

   It appears newly published hubs are missing the 'link to this page' link at the bottom of the page next to 'blog' 'about' etc.
   
   Here are pictures of  an older hub, and a newer hub. The newer hub (published on August 28th) is missing the link.
   
   New hub missing link:
   
   
   
   Older hub with Link:
   
   
   
   Thanks for addressing this problem!

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      Matthew Meyerposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I just checked out one of your Hubs using Chrome 21 and I see the link.
      Look at this Hub:
      http://internpete.hubpages.com/hub/Spearfishing-tips
      
      It is at the very bottom of the Hub, below the ads.
      To the right of the HubPages logo at the bottom of the page.
      In the section that reads:
      "about us
          blog
          advertise
          faq
          link to this page
          copyright"

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      Matthew Meyerposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Looks like we missed this when we made some recent changes.
      
      The next time we update the site, we will push out a fix, so "Link to this page" shows up on newly published Hubs even in the 24 hours window of first publication.
      
      Thanks again for bringing this to our attention.

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   internpeteposted 12 years ago

   You are correct, it is there, on that hub, currently.
   
   But it is not appearing until 24hrs after a hub has been published, so far in my experience.
   
   Is this intentional? I use the 'link to this hub' quite a bit within the first 24hrs after i publish a hub, sharing it on social sites etc.
   
   Thanks for your response!

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   internpeteposted 12 years ago

   Published a new hub today, and again the 'link to this page' at the bottom of the page is missing.
   
   Viewed this page in both FF and Chrome, exactly the same. The link appears after 24hrs, but until then I am stuck manually adjusting the referral  trackers, as I use several different ones for different social sites.
   
   Missing "link to this page' and 'Copyright" links;
   
   
   
   For hubs older than 24hrs, all links are there:
   
   
   Any thoughts on this problem? Thanks!

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      Matthew Meyerposted 12 years agoin reply to this

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         WorkAtHomeMumsposted 12 years agoin reply to this

         Why would it be a feature on idle hubs. Newly published hubs should still be able to be shared using referral links etc as per normal even through they are not indexed yet. It shouldn't make a difference... Unless I am missing something.

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   psycheskinnerposted 12 years ago

   As I see it new hubs started de-indexed/idle.  Is this not on purpose?

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      internpeteposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I hope it wll be fixed/changed because this equals 24hrs less time getting traffic from Google.
      
      On trending topics like sports games's results, it is important to get the hub indexed by Google as quickly as possible. 24hrs is too long to wait.

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   internpeteposted 12 years ago

   Thanks for your response Matthew Meyer.
   
   Just for clarifications,
   
   I am not concerned about idle hubs. (both because I don't have any, and because I think it is a fantastic idea)
   
   But I am concerned about newly published hubs being marked 'pending' for 24hrs, and not having the 'link to this page'.
   
   So thanks for getting back to me about this! I am sure you guys stay incredibly busy, especially with lots and lots of people complaining about idle hubs.

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      Dale Hydeposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Not only do they have the idle status, but the noindex tag is placed on them as well from what I can see. So now the use of Google Webmaster Tools is now void for fetching a hub to be indexed by Google.  This is a step I "used" to take with each newly published hub. Now I must remember to go back and do so after this "idle" period of time has passed.  I do know that it is over 24 hours, and I am also encountering a problem at the moment, that apparently days after the new hub was published, the noindex tag is still on there or somehow it has effected Google because Google will not fetch that page no matter how many attempts I make using Google Webmaster Tools.
      
      To me this is a huge stumbling block.  I can see a new member or a person who is being reviewed, having their material going through a wait time, but for those who have not had any issues, our new hubs should be immediately be enabled so that Google can fetch them.

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         Matthew Meyerposted 12 years agoin reply to this

         Dale. 
         
         It sounds like you are suggesting a change to the current functionality that is not specifically related to the lack of the "Link to this Page" link on Hubs. 
         
         You may want to chime on on such suggestions in the Suggest a new feature forum here: http://hubpages.com/forum/37

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   CCahillposted 12 years ago

   I do hope it gets fixed because i know you can insert the tracker in manually but its a little more time consuming, it feels more like a devolution and a step back backwards than an evolution, so i can't see how it can be intentional.

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