Cancel Hub option when making a new Hub
Spacebull, I've done it once before, thankfully at that point you haven't lost any hub material. I think that if you slow down, recognize you do this when you get to that screen, and just try to be more careful when clicking away on the hub screens, you'll be ok.
Besides, if they did swap the buttons, then all the rest of us would be muddled up a bit!
Have a good one, darlin'!
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