I am seeing new hubbers struggling to get their articles published especially because there are other competeting articles. Many rejections from the quality team are surfacing. Has the team become strict?
What are the new basic rules if any?
I think they are getting tighter on quality, which can only be a good thing.
You know that HubPages has been bought out by a company called Maven?
Yeah. Read today about it. Is it because of that?
I think the past year especially, they have been trying to improve quality as well as respond to Google updates to improve the site overall and draw new viewers. It has helped a lot with how the site is viewed, I think. It's definitely a good thing.
Raising the standards of quality is a good thing. It makes us better writers. HP has endure remarkably well, and I respect that. It is the quality that makes it so. Most of the quality issues I am seeing, which are posted on this form, is basic stuff. The quality issues are reasonable. Though, a form letter from HP stating "not featured" and listing the possibilities is hard on some writers who need specifics. I admire an editor who is direct and to the point. It helps me work faster. Less guessing and introspection as a writer is always a good thing.
by Eric Dockett 6 years ago
I'm sure I'm not the only one, but I'm getting a lot of redundant questions in the Q&A. The person asking could have found the answer they needed by taking the time to look through the other questions I've already answered.Unfortunately, there is no way for them to do that. They can hop from...
by Mark Ewbie 10 years ago
Is HubLove a Good Thing?Hublove seems to be Hubbers visiting other pages creating a circle of comments and visits. Is that a good thing for advertisers or the creation of quality content?
by hawaiiangirl 8 years ago
Is having a secret relationship a good thing or a bad thing?As for me I am having a secret relationship and it is very hard to come by to see each other
by Don Bobbitt 11 years ago
Is it HP's job to manage the overall Quality of our writings?With all of the complaints about HP and their perpetual implementation of changes and restrictions on the writers content on their site, I was just wondering if this is a good thing.I need to remind everyone of one fact. HP is a business...
by David Gitachu 10 years ago
If we only produce content that people are searching for, will this lead to better quality content ? Will this lead to the growth of the knowledge base? How will new knowledge enter the mainstream if content is only developed to satisfy current demand?
by I'mmabookworm! 15 years ago
Ok everyone usually denies that their face looks good, so let's see. Everyone must say 1 thing they think is good about their face and 1 bad thing, let's see how many we can get!I'll start:1 good thing about my face is my eyes,1 bad things about my face is my spots (ugh...spots are a pain!)Now...
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