What does it take for you to flag a Hub instead of just voting down?

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   Ann Marie Dwyerposted 7 years ago

   What does it take for you to flag a Hub instead of just voting down?
   
   Any of the following make you throw a flag or just vote it down?
   
   Grammar
   All bold/caps
   Misspellings
   No information
   Merely a question asking for comments
   (Not poetry) Less than 200 words
   Profanity
   Incorrect information
   
   What makes you throw a flag?

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   Victoria Lynnposted 7 years ago

   I don't really know, but I've always wanted to know the answer, too. I just haven't looked into it. I'll look forward to the answers you get!

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   UnnamedHaraldposted 7 years ago

   I've only flagged two hubs. They were both word-for-word copies of content existing elsewhere. I don't flag for grammar or spelling. If it's an otherwise good hub, I'll email the author instead of commenting, otherwise I don't bother. I'd also be interested in others' opinions on what to flag.

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   Zainnisarposted 7 years ago

   I have flagged a couple of hubs based on two reasons, first sprinkled bold keywords which don't make any sense and cheap attempts of back-links I mean really cheap something like, "hey, we sell bla bla bla at blablabla.com" Rubbish.

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   Daisy Mariposaposted 7 years ago

   I flagged two Hubs that were advertising call girl / escort services.

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   jeyaramdposted 7 years ago

   Profanity would be an obvious reason. If there is reason for others to be offended by the material involved. We are not taking about sensitive issues, but racial or sexist comments. I would flag those.

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   duffsmomposted 7 years ago

   Anything that I know is in direct violation of hubpages rules.  Extreme profanity or porn type stuff is also something I will flag.  I would love to see this site stay clean and classy but it is an uphill battle - I have had little response from the admin lately on flagging or inquiries.

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   shea duaneposted 7 years ago

   I almost flagged a hub once. I wrote a hub about Colonial Williamsburg and my son wanted to show it to his Social Studies Class. I sent a note to the teacher assuring him the site was clean, and the class opened hubpages on the classroom computer. The first post showed two naked people on a bed; the woman had her legs wrapped around the man and it looked like they were engaged in sex. I got calls from the superintendent of schools, the principal, the teacher and two parents. I was motified. My son was so upset, too. The photo looked like something from a hard-core porn site. My Bible-based hubs get shut down for quotes that appear elsewhere, but this porn stays on... go figga???

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