At the moment, the only way you can delete a hub is when viewing it in "published mode" (ie the delete button at the top of the hub to the right of stats)
How about introducing a "delete hub" button for EDIT mode to make it much more efficient and easier when trying to remove content from the database?
Really???? HP needs to divert its resources from improving the site in order to save people 5 seconds when removing content?
Some of us might prefer to not delete their hubs by accident when they were only intending to make a minor edit.
I thought what HP was trying to do was remove content from the database which might not be helping it.
Making it much easier for hubbers to do that seems like a good move for me. Otherwise they continue to host unfeatured content forever more. If they're happy to cover the cost of that then so that's fine. I'm happy to leave that decision to them.
I've often thought that would make more sense, but I *think* HubPages' reasoning was to avoid the possibility of Hubbers accidentally hitting the "delete" button in the middle of editing!
Delete buttons almost always have a 'fail safe' next stage attached to them - along the lines of "Are you really sure you want to delete this?"
Odd you should request this function when it has always been there. When you click the title of your blog, at the top is 3 things. Edit. Stats and Delete. Even if you where to click the edit button beside the title, all you have to do is click done editing and there is the delete button again.
You might be surprised to know it's more than just me who is surprised that the delete button is not available while in "Edit Mode" ie the normal method used on other sites.
The thing is - there's more than a few people deleting lots of hubs where the content is being transferred to other sites so efficiency in terms of clicks tends to become quite focused when undertaking such an exercise.
However I can well appreciate that this reason would find little support from within the Tech Team!
On the other hand if eliminating lower quality hubs was made really easy and this was seen as having a positive benefit for the site as a whole maybe making it even easier might be something the Tech Team might consider?
Sorry, I just don't understand what it is you are after. Deleting a hub is very simple now. How much easier can it get. Once you delete it, no one sees it but you. You also have the opportunity to un delete it. Your comment about making it easier to delete lower quality hubs is totally confusing to me. It can't get much easier that it already is. How much faster than 5 seconds can it be?
yes, even if you deleted the hub, it is still there . Wait till 72 hours, completely gone. Might as well don't delete but change the whole hub
by Leslie A. Shields 15 years ago
I cannot find the delete button to remove unpublished hubs....Help!I click on edit, but do not see anywhere I can delete the hub....I have several that I have titled but changed my mind about the title or content and would like to remove them from my account.....thanks in advance for any help.....
by Lionrhod 9 years ago
Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place, but I can't seem to figure out how to delete one of my hubs. It never got published because it showed up as a "duplicate." It was an old article from one of my former websites, and someone plagiarized it. I've since gotten them to take it down, but in...
by Sophie 10 years ago
how to delete uncompleted hubs
by Diane Ziomek 13 years ago
How do I delete a Hub?I decided to change the title after going through the initial Hub setup, and now I have a Hub with no content. I submitted my article under the revised title; how do I delete the one I made the mistake on? I have not published it as there is no content. Will it be deleted...
by Melody Collins 13 years ago
I noticed that comments I leave to other peoples comments has a message to moderate my own comment. What does that button do. When I comment back does it automatically appear?
by Trends2000 15 years ago
I created a hub that I want to delete from my main account. How do I do that?
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