"Needs improvement"

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   stanwshuraposted 7 years ago

   One last question - yeah yeah, promises, promises!
   
   What is the typical timeline for a response to changes made to a hub that a writer (hubber) has reworked in response to either the "needs improvement" status and/or which had been a 'duplicate' of a piece published elsewhere (sometimes many times over!) before the whole Google algorithm uproar and the subsequent changing of the rules in almost every "ugc" (user-generated content") or blog site out there?
   
   I did keep a lot of the substance - and the form/order is identical to the original duplicate.
   
   But I made *significant* revisions, reframed a couple of my paragraph's central points, and nearly doubled the word count.
   
   Just wondering how soon it will be before I get a yay/nay on the revision...   I editted it about 6 days ago.
   
   Thank you, folks.
   
   -stan

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   Kangaroo_Jaseposted 7 years ago

   Your query may be asked at team@ hubpages, it may also take a few days for a response.

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   sofsposted 7 years ago

   The team responds within three to four days... just send them a reminder, six days is long enough.

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      stanwshuraposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for the responses, K_J and sofs.  Sofs, how would I send such a reminder?  To whom would I send it?  And would I do it by re-rewriting it (blech) or just pretending to do so with an unchanged resubmit?  It is through "contact us" or what? 
      
      No idea how to approach them - or who "they" are.  Any further elaboration would be appreciated.  Thanks.
      
      -stan

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   psycheskinnerposted 7 years ago

   Pretending to rewrite would not be a great idea as it just wastes their time. Just click the help link to get the email form for contacting Hub staff.

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