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   Linda S Grimesposted 9 hours ago

   To the survey requesting feedback, I responded that I was very unlikely to recommend HubPages to friends, and I appended the following:
   
   If by December 30, 2025, the following changes are not effected, on December 31, 2025, I shall delete all of my 800+ articles and leave HubPages permanently:
   
   1. Restore article page view updating.
   2. Monetize articles within 48 hours of posting.
   3. Increase daily earning to at least $1.75; it is now from about 3 to 14 cents.
   4. Change my unfair scoring on Profile and Articles from 60s to 90s.
   5. Repair broken links function: it currently flags numerous links as broken that are not.
   
   I would like to know how others are responding to this recent survey request, if you care to share.

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      bravewarriorposted 4 hours agoin reply to this

      Linda, I highly doubt HP will respond to your requests. For over two years now, my response to the survey is that I would NOT recommend HP. This format has been doing a nosedive for years and it has accelerated the dive in 2025. It's my opinion that HP will fold in the very near future.

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      Kenna McHughposted 2 hours agoin reply to this

      The survey is automatic. I would not prioritize it too highly with HP.

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   PaulGoodman67posted 3 hours ago

   May as well remove your articles and leave now. This site is done.

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   Rupert Taylorposted 2 hours ago

   I totally agree with your request Linda, but if past performance is any indicator of future behaviour, and it usually is, HP will ignore your plea. Whoever is running the thing displays no interest in engaging with those who make the product they are selling.
   
   I would remove my 1,147 articles if there was a viable alternative, but I don't see one. Every time someone suggest a different platform others, who appear to know what they are talking about, come along with the reasons why its useless.
   
   A couple of weeks ago, there was talk of something called Wix, I think. What happened with that?

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      PaulGoodman67posted 2 hours agoin reply to this

      Wix is one of the easier ways to build your own website, but there are others. The main advantage is that you have to do little to no coding.

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      bravewarriorposted 118 minutes agoin reply to this

      Wix is a website builder, Rupert. I think you may be referring to Authory.com, which I introduced as a viable option to HP in a separate forum post, as a format to build your online portfolio. Patty Inglish, MS says she's tried it and likes it very much. Here's the link to that forum post:
      https://hubpages.com/community/forum/36 … -goes-dark

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