Do you ever comment on a hub without reading it first?

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  1. bockshiner profile image76
    bockshinerposted 12 years ago

    Do you ever comment on a hub without reading it first?

    And does anyone read this part of the questions? It seems that people only read the titles of this website then comment spam everyone else.

  2. Mark Ewbie profile image60
    Mark Ewbieposted 12 years ago

    If people spam my pages with great hub or links to their own sites... I just delete them.  If a comment seems a bit rushed or pointless I check them out. Chances are they just went on a comment spam session.

    I'm not interested in fake thanks, comments or followers.

    Fortunately that is a minority of people, in my experience.  Mostly this stuff is genuine.

  3. gabgirl12 profile image61
    gabgirl12posted 12 years ago

    Haha, never. That is rather silly. It sounds like it would be the easiest way to get people to follow you. And of course you'd follow them. But, I'm a person of integrity. I like engaging people in discussions and I don't just pick random hubs. Even though I may use the hub hopping tool.

    1. bockshiner profile image76
      bockshinerposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I think it is silly too. I'd rather people not say anything than say something that shows that they didn't even read my post.

      Hub hopping tool? What is that.

    2. gabgirl12 profile image61
      gabgirl12posted 12 years agoin reply to this

      hi bockshiner. I'm sorry. When you click on 'my account' its on the upper left (sort of). It sais 'help us out, hop some hubs'. I also agree. Not that I don't appreciate the votes, but really...or is it just me?

    3. DzyMsLizzy profile image87
      DzyMsLizzyposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Yes, I use the hub-hopper now and then...and it's amazing how many titles don't even grab me enough to read the article, let alone leave an uninformed comment, which is what you'd be doing by commenting without reading.  So, I just hit the "hop" butt

  4. Sherry Hewins profile image87
    Sherry Hewinsposted 12 years ago

    I do not comment on a hub or answer a question without first reading. There have been times though, when I have misread or misinterpreted a question. Sometimes it pays to re-read before making a comment that makes me look silly.

  5. Becky Katz profile image82
    Becky Katzposted 12 years ago

    I never comment unless I have read the Hub. I will VERY occassionally read without commenting but not often. Usually just if I cannot find anything ggod to say about the story.
    Yes, I read the bottom part of the question also. Sometimes there is information there which clarifies the question. My comments only have to do with the hub I am reading and are always different. I do not have a rote comment. They annoy me too.

  6. DzyMsLizzy profile image87
    DzyMsLizzyposted 12 years ago

    People who do that are rude.  I've had a few comments on my hubs that certainly indicate they did not read the article.
    I don't do it to others..it just isn't right.  As to the spammers...delete their comments..they aren't worth your time.

  7. prospectboy profile image76
    prospectboyposted 12 years ago

    I always read hubs before I comment on them. Like a few others mentioned, it's silly and pointless to comment without reading. I don't read other hubs as much as I would like, but when I do I always read before I comment.

  8. Marisa Wright profile image85
    Marisa Wrightposted 12 years ago

    There shouldn't be much opportunity to comment spam, since Hubbers have the ability to approve or deny/delete comments and answers. 

    If someone makes a meaningless comment on my Hub like "great Hub", "good work" etc, I always delete it.  Some Hubbers are anxious about doing that, because they think it's somehow impolite - but it's the only way to discourage the comment spammers.

  9. Navneet Thakur profile image38
    Navneet Thakurposted 12 years ago

    no this is not  possible.

    First of all i read the article then comment it and also vote up and select the following, Use full, awesome, interested, funny, etc.

    You can't comment on  s article without read it, because f we not read it then we have no knowledge about the article.

    So, first read the article and then comment it

  10. Gloshei profile image61
    Glosheiposted 12 years ago

    No it seems daft to comment on something you haven't read, if it is one that takes a lot of reading I save them to go back to but let the hubber know as well.
    Good question.
    Like DzyMsLizzie I have tried hub hopping but not many of them catch my eye to want to read them and comment.

 
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