Article in editor's editing list

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   Amara Hassanposted 15 months ago

   Greeting fellows
   I was just curious to know that how much time does it take to get your article edited, if your article is in the editing list of the staff?
   2 months ago i submitted my article to a niche site, the staff mailed me that your article has the potential, so we are putting it in our editing list. But its been 2 months now, my article is still on discover. Any idea how much time it usually takes?

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      Misbah786posted 15 months agoin reply to this

      Amara, I'd advise you to forget about them. Six of my articles are in the editing queue, and they haven't been touched in over 9 months, nor have the editors responded to my emails. Simply place your hand on your heart and say, "All is Well."
      Blessings always!!

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         Amara Hassanposted 15 months agoin reply to this

         Well, thats disappointing :-(

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            Misbah786posted 15 months agoin reply to this

            But this is what I've experienced. It is, without a doubt, sad and disappointing.
            
            Please see this thread the case is still the same: https://hubpages.com/community/forum/35 … -this-boat
            
            Stay blessed sister

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               Amara Hassanposted 15 months agoin reply to this

               I guess they should hire more staff.

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      SerenityHaloposted 15 months agoin reply to this

      I have an answer for you. It took one of mine to go from that queue to a niche site in 9 months. Granted, I did do a second revision sometime during the waiting process. So I'm not sure, but possibly revising it a little could draw it more traffic, which could mean it gets bumped in the queue.
      
      If an article you submit to a niche site only needs a tiny bit of editing, the editors tend to go ahead and do it and move the article over.
      
      There is some kind of traffic flow system behind the scenes for editing. If you get the email that says you've been placed in the editing queue but it's a really long wait, etc... it will be sitting in limbo for a while.

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         Amara Hassanposted 15 months agoin reply to this

         Thank you Andrea for giving some time in answering my question. That's helpful.

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   ravirajan01posted 15 months ago

   Yes Amara.3 of my articles are in editing queue now for 4 months .So I guess it takes time!!!

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      Amara Hassanposted 15 months agoin reply to this

      Its too late. I dnt like waiting that long :-D

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      Miebakagh57posted 15 months agoin reply to this

      Its a pity that nearly all writers are affect.

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   Eric Cauncaposted 15 months ago

   

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      Amara Hassanposted 15 months agoin reply to this

      Haha Eric what a perfect depiction of the situation

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   Jodahposted 14 months ago

   What I find interesting, is people have been waiting so long for articles they have submitted to Network sites to be edited and accepted, but I was just surprised to receive an email saying that one of my articles “God is Watching Over Us (Things Happen For a Reason) was chosen to move to a network site ‘LetterPile’ without me having submitted it.
   That may not sound so strange, but the article was written in 2013 (last edit 2020) and it has sat at HubPages all that time. They also moved it without editing it at all. There may be a backlog in accepting hubs that authors manually submit to the niche sites, but editors are obviously going through older hubs and approving them to be moved.

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      Miebakagh57posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      Mostly Petterpile? Because I had experienced same.

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         Misbah786posted 14 months agoin reply to this

         What is Petterpile, exactly? Wondering. . . Thank you, Miebakagh, for informing us that HubPages now has a new network site called PetterPile
         . .  . BTW...Thank you for bringing a grin to my face.
         God bless you!!

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            Jodahposted 14 months agoin reply to this

            I think Petterpile must be the new hybrid site combining PetHelpful and LetterPile.

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               Misbah786posted 14 months agoin reply to this

               +100000000

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                  Miebakagh57posted 14 months agoin reply to this

                  Ha ha ha! Eh eh eh!

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      Amara Hassanposted 14 months agoin reply to this

      That's really weird. lolz

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         Miebakagh57posted 14 months agoin reply to this

         Exactly. And despite the many challenges editors are facing, hope they got over and take the bull by the horn.

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      Misbah786posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      John, thank you so much for sharing this information.
      Blessings always!!

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   Eric Cauncaposted 14 months ago

   Two of my articles have been edited by Hubpro. One takes eight months to edit, while the other takes a year and three months. I have other pieces in the queue that have been waiting for more than 1 and a half years but have yet to be revised.

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      Miebakagh57posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      Hey Eric, you're not alone. Others have been waiting that long. I'm on the queue likewise.

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   Sue Adamsposted 14 months ago

   If staff can't cope with the influx, it means that they don't need or want more new articles. So why do we keep on writing when views and earnings keep on going down the drain...

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      Misbah786posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      They need more hardworking and responsible editors, I believe

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         SerenityHaloposted 14 months agoin reply to this

         I would like for them to get a bonafide social media manager who helps promote the best of HubPages and brings traffic to the site. When I worked on the web side for a news station, the amount of views one article would get just from posting to Facebook was madness.

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            Jodahposted 14 months agoin reply to this

            You should contact HupPages and apply for the job. It sounds like a great idea.

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            Misbah786posted 14 months agoin reply to this

            I agree with John's suggestion that you should try to contact HubPages. It sounds something fantastic.

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   Miebakagh57posted 14 months ago

   Send a reminder to team@hubpages.com/ It takes time. Some here have been waiting longer than you...up to 9 months!

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   ravirajan01posted 14 months ago

   I got a strange message some time back about one of my articles edited by mistake. And after that, no further edits happened on that article. So I guess the possibilities are endless !!!!!

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      Misbah786posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      Because this is HP!!! 

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   Ben716posted 14 months ago

   About 3 years ago, I suggested an article of mine for inclusion for one of the vertical sites. I got reply it's on the editing list. 3 years down the line, nothing. No email to inform me the article has been declined for inclusion on one of their vertical sites. But, I never waited for their email to inform me of the progress or status of the suggested article.
   And, that, was my first and last time I have ever suggested an article for consideration on one of the niche sites. I write and publish articles knowing they always scan articles on Hubpages to include on the niche sites. I have about ten articles that are sitting coolly on the niche sites without having suggested them.
   Don't tire yourself with waiting and reminding them.

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      SerenityHaloposted 14 months agoin reply to this

      Even though that sounds like a bad experience, I would submit every two weeks if you have content sitting in Discover and HubPages. Discover is like limbo, and with a little bit of editing, most things can find a better home.

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