Do you like the new Hub Hopper? Do you plan on using the new profile format?

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  1. Patty Kenyon profile image69
    Patty Kenyonposted 11 years ago

    Do you like the new Hub Hopper?  Do you plan on using the new profile format?

    Recently there are new changes to Hub Hopping as well as an option to change your Profile to the new format.  What do you think of these changes?
    http://blog.hubpages.com/2012/08/hub-ho … o-feature/
    http://blog.hubpages.com/

  2. dghbrh profile image79
    dghbrhposted 11 years ago

    New Hubhopper , I am not enjoying that much as i cant see the hubber name.
    I have already changed the profile format which is nice.
    Thank you for the question, dear Patty.

    1. Patty Kenyon profile image69
      Patty Kenyonposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      dghbrh, I am so glad that you commented!!!  I want to personally thank-you for all the support you have given me along with other hubbers you follow.  I did mention you in a recent Hub!!

      I am not thrilled with the new Hub Hopper either!!

    2. dghbrh profile image79
      dghbrhposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      hey hey, dear Patty you deserve that and i commented on your newest hub also. I always enjoy reading you and your every thought as well.

  3. Ms Dee profile image85
    Ms Deeposted 11 years ago

    Hi Patty, I'm glad you asked these questions. I don't like the new Hub Hopper probably because it really changes how I used to hop and what I used to look for and flag. I suppose I'll gradually get used to it and find my own 'groove' in it again, but it is quite an adjustment. Like dghbrh mentions, though, I do not like knowing who the hubber author is, either. I used to often go look at his/her profile; some to see if the things I see in the one hub is true of their other hubs, some to follow as a newly discovered hubber I'm interested in.

    You say there is now an option to change our Profile to the new format. I cannot find where this option is. Has the option been made available to all hubbers?

    1. Patty Kenyon profile image69
      Patty Kenyonposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Ms Dee, Thank-you for replying!  I don't like the new Hopper for the same reason and I don't feel qualified to judge grammar etc.
      To get the new profile, one way, you can click on dghbrh, and at the top right hand, click upgrade my profile.

    2. Ms Dee profile image85
      Ms Deeposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I'd not seen the Profile Upgrade option before. Thanks for the tip. Will check it out to see if I'd like it or not.

  4. UnnamedHarald profile image93
    UnnamedHaraldposted 11 years ago

    I just saw the new hub hopper and can't say I care much for it. Maybe I'm missing something but where do you report violations? And why is there no link to the author? Down below the author's name is shown with other hubsthey've written, so I suppose I could click on that hub and then get to the profile, but by then I've pretty much lost interest.

    My biggest complaint is that so many hubs I've hopped, I have no interest in so I hop to the next one. In other words, I choose which hopped hubs I respond to. Now I have to judge, on a scale from 1 to 10 in three categories. It means I have to read and judge every "hopped" hub-- or give bogus ratings because I didn't read the darn thing, which, since I won't do, means the drudgery of reading and thinking and rating on subjects I couldn't care less about or, worse, subjects I hate. So, I exit. And if I feel like it hub hop back in. Or do something else.

    "Hub Hopping" used to mean you hopped around until you landed on something so bad, so good or at least semi-interesting you put some effort in to judge. Now it's a little like being held hostage until you squeal. You can checkout anytime you want, but you can never leave. My apologies for a totally inaccurate reference to Hotal California by the Eagles.

    1. Patty Kenyon profile image69
      Patty Kenyonposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      LOL, I love that song!!!  I feel the same, I loved hopping so that I could find more to follow and vote on the ones I liked...If I didn't like, I could just hop away!!  THANKS for commenting!!!

    2. Ms Dee profile image85
      Ms Deeposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      UnnamedHarald, you explain very well my own setiments, though sad to say.

    3. Marketing Merit profile image85
      Marketing Meritposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I'm with you on this one. I also keep hopping until I find a hub that interests me and there's no facility to skip. I also don't want to be forced into rating hubs either. The new format is a retrograde step which will simply deter me from hopping!

  5. gabgirl12 profile image59
    gabgirl12posted 11 years ago

    I wish they could combine the two. Some of the suggestions and concerns here are spot on.

 
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