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How would you know if your hubs are being stolen??

  1. Vanessaaaa profile image56
    Vanessaaaaposted 6 months ago

    reply please, new here

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  2. Judi Bee profile image87
    Judi Beeposted 6 months ago

    Have a look in the Learning Center:

    https://hubpageshelp.com/promotion/Lear … -Your-Hubs

    Unfortunately, as is pointed out in the above, content theft is an ever present reality of publishing online.

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    1. Marisa Wright profile image93
      Marisa Wrightposted 6 months ago in reply to this

      Correction, it is an ever present threat of writing on a large, high profile site like HubPages.

      If you are worried about theft, then write on your own blog instead of HubPages.  The chances of your work being stolen are far, far lower. The reason is simple - many of the thieves want to steal large numbers of articles at once, from one source. A personal blog might have a few hundred posts and be updated once a week - that's not big enough or frequent enough to be worth stealing from.  Whereas sites like HubPages have thousands of new articles being published every single day, so it's easy pickings.

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      1. Vanessaaaa profile image56
        Vanessaaaaposted 6 months ago in reply to this

        Oh thanks! I justt got confused because my hub had a problem because they said it was posted to another site, but i didnt post it to another site and evrything there was mine. I just got really confused

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