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Is Hubpages a potential replacement for Facebook? Especially for older creative

  1. Tony Flanigan profile image60
    Tony Flaniganposted 7 years ago

    Is Hubpages a potential replacement for Facebook? Especially for older creative folk.

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  2. David 470 profile image83
    David 470posted 7 years ago

    Maybe not a replacement, but close to it. Facebook has had such mainstream success. I mean you have the forums,questions,followers, on hubpages,but of course this is mainly for writing and facebook is a social networking site...

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  3. freecampingaussie profile image60
    freecampingaussieposted 7 years ago

    No, I use them diferently, this is for writing , hopefuly make money, i try promote hubs on facebook but also see what my daughter is up to , show her photos etc so I like both of them!

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  4. puebloman profile image61
    pueblomanposted 7 years ago

    Facebook has just refused to withdraw some very contoversial postings under pressure from the UK government, regarding a killer who killed innocent people and a policeman, then himself.

    You won't find hubpages taking those sort of risks. Soft porn, sexism, racism, neo fascism and religious intolerance is OK so long as certain words aren't used. The whole Hubpage vehicle is controlled by the advertisers. Perhaps this brings in revenue and writers can make a profit, but it marks Hubpages out from genuine discussion fora.

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  5. BobbiRant profile image61
    BobbiRantposted 7 years ago

    Facebook is fine for staying in touch with people but does not leave much room for creativeness for people.  When I want to read good writers I come here to hub pages.

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