Your opinion about my free dream interpretation hub

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   Sue B.posted 14 years ago

   I have to start and say this forum is unbelievably helpful.  Feedback from different perspectives is so important. Thank you all for giving me a clue!
   
   I started to write on hubpages because I have a passion for dream interpretation and exploration and have been writing about it for some time.  I wrote about some dream topics that interest me but I have decided what I would love is for people to ask me questions about dreams and have more of a dialogue.  This is why I think hubpages is so great, I can write an article but then there are other features for topics that just don't fit into an article.
   
   I recently wrote a hub called free dream interpretation.  It is short right now.  I explain my perspective on dreams and ask for questions.  I plan to slowly add to this hub based on the dreams people give me to interpret. 
   
   Give me feedback! Does this sound like something that would interest people?  Should I just keep the hub short and continue to answer questions?  Should I add to my hub and make it more of an informational article about types of dreams and the perspectives I adopt and utilize when analyzing them?
   
   http://hubpages.com/hub/free-dream-interpretation
   
   Thanks ahead of time!

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      NateSeanposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      If you want to do something like this, I would the invitation in your main profile pages. Or you could ask a question in the questions section and the people who respond would respond in detail. Then you could send them a private e-mail of your interpretation.
      
      You should ask for permission before you post anyone's interpretations, however. Because just like my tarot readings,(which are not free, before anyone hits the e-mail button)  I always respect the privacy of my clients.

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   lrohnerposted 14 years ago

   You're a bit on the wrong track with this one. The hub is waaaay too short at 95 words. There's no question that the moderators will eventually take the hub down -- it's just a question of when.
   
   I think I remember the HP team saying that, while there is no mandatory word count to hubs, 200 should be a minimum unless it's poetry.
   
   And I think the type of interactive conversation you're looking to have with your readers isn't what HP is designed for. Have you thought about starting your own website?

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   Sue B.posted 14 years ago

   Thank you for the feedback!
   This hub wasn't very short for long, I want to continue to add to it.  Unless I get more feedback telling me I am doing something that the hubpages team would prefer I don't, I am going to leave it up.
   I am confident I am not breaking any rules but I am not sure if I am going to accomplish what I want to accomplish.  Maybe one day I would start my own website.  NateSean- you gave me some good suggestions.  I'm not sure which ones I will put into practice just yet.  I am going to be careful posting anything specific to an individual's dream unless they already posted their dream in a public place such as comments or questions.  I may use any provide submissions as inspiration for a general topic- such as dreaming of snakes, etc.
   I have noticed that some hubs draw a lot of questions from people and wanted to join in.  If this hub isn't the one, I am going to try for another one in the future. I think the answers section of this program is interesting but I would prefer people ask me questions directly.  I have answered many questions and enjoy it but would love a direct question every once in awhile.
   My hub pages have ranged in topics.  I'm not sure if that is good or bad.  I don't have just one focus.  I have a passion for dream interpretation but I am also a social worker and administrator so I tend to also write articles either about mental health, human resources, or business.  I guess we'll see how this one will work for me!

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