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  1. paradigmsearch profile image90
    paradigmsearchposted 7 years ago
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    1. paradigmsearch profile image90
      paradigmsearchposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      You know... Contrary to what the other thread said, I can't find any documentation that says blogs are a no-no. So it looks like I initiated this thread in error.

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    2. rebekahELLE profile image86
      rebekahELLEposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      This video is from late last year at BlogWorld, of course, things have changed some, but it's the general concept explained. I think it still applies, even with the changes.
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VTY7_01 … r_embedded

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  2. paradigmsearch profile image90
    paradigmsearchposted 7 years ago

    The other thread that triggered this thread:

    http://hubpages.com/forum/topic/73142

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  3. Haunty profile image82
    Hauntyposted 7 years ago

    I like the design.

    There are many types of blogs (and bloggers).

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    1. paradigmsearch profile image90
      paradigmsearchposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Go to the other thread and enlighten them. smile

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  4. Alastar Packer profile image83
    Alastar Packerposted 7 years ago

    Thanks paradigm for the 0 hubs, i needed that..:-) :-)

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  5. lrohner profile image80
    lrohnerposted 7 years ago

    Like I alluded to in the other thread:

    GOOD BLOGGING:

    "I baked my first loaf of homemade bread this morning. In the process, I discovered that fast-acting yeast works better than..."

    BAD BLOGGING:

    "I got up this morning and brushed my teeth. I drank coffee. Decaf is a drag. I think I'll go and read the paper now..."

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    1. Marisa Wright profile image98
      Marisa Wrightposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Exactly.

      As I also said in the other thread.

      Blogging, as in the original meaning of the word (an online diary) isn't acceptable on HubPages - but that's covered by the "purely personal" prohibition.

      However, there are bloggers who blog about specific subjects, and they could do well on HubPages, which is why HP uses those ads to attract them.

      Personally, I also have reservations about the ads because they do attract the "brushed my teeth" type bloggers too.  But I can understand where HP is coming from.

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  6. paradigmsearch profile image90
    paradigmsearchposted 7 years ago

    Oh, well. At least it probably made some folks aware of the banners who weren’t aware before.smile

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