A new Hubber Activity..the HubPages Request Train! CHOO CHOOOO!
You guys remember Hub Tennis?
Well - would you like to play a totally different type of game?
Keep your eyes peeled here on this thread.
- daflaposted 14 years ago
0 Ohhhh, this is going to be suhhhhweet
gamergirl is quite the tease, eh?
CHOO CHOO!!
Ever wonder what those requests are all about?
Well here's your chance to join the fun. The request train is all about inspiration. It is a way for Hubbers to connect, much like the cars of a train do!
How this works:
Make a request specifically to the person who posted ahead of you by clicking the "Request a hub from [insert name here]" link on their profile. When making your request, really try and make it good - really check out the person's profile, maybe skim a hub or two they've written.
That's it- that person would then answer the request, be given inspiration for a new hub AND, you'd be next in line to receive a request.
So who's in?
Just call me Thomas the Tank Engine, gamergirl...here's your request. Looking forward to getting mine. Feel free to have a little fun with it, Hubbers...I'm all yours!
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Also, remember to send the request directly to the Hubber through their profile, not just as a general request...that way the Hubber will get a Request email and you'll get one once they answer it.
Who's got something for me? Just be sure that when you post, you give a reply to the person in front of you. You might want to mention who you're requesting as well, just in case someone sneaks in on you.
Also, I say that we give a 3-day limit max for answering, what do all of you think?And here's yours, Ryan:
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JennyWeeeee! A game! And a fun sounding one at that! ^_^ I'm so in!
But wait; how do we pick people and stuff? What are the rules? I don't entirely get it.
You don't "pick" someone really - you make a request from the person who last posted a request. So - for example, you would go to Inspirepub's profile and request a Hub from her based off of what you see on her Profile page.
I like games... I'll be back after the weekend
----Non-Request Train Comment(do not Request me)----
Also, remember that you just have to initially give the Request, which shouldn't take too long. The Hubber then has 3 days to complete the Hub that you Requested of them. Also, after you give the request, the next person who posts in the Forum will then send you a Request.
Does this make sense?
So, for example, gamergirl posted the Request Train information and I followed it up with a CHOO CHOOOO! and a Request for her about children and video games. She will get an email telling her that I sent her a Request and she now has 3 days to publish the Hud as an answer to the Request.
Then, after I posted, Inspirepub posted a Request to me regarding finding good keywords to Hub about, which sent me an email about the Request and now I have 3 days to publish the Hub and answer the Request.
...and the Request Train keeps on moving along.
Now, someone needs to post a new Request in the Forum that will be for Inspirepub so that she can answer it in the next 3 days. Be sure to look at her profile and previously posted Hubs so that you can get a good idea of what to Request from her.
I hope this helps - just remember that if you Request, then you will be Requested. Also, after you publish the Request answer Hub, post a link to it in the Forums so that we all can see.
Sounds a little confusing, but we'll get it. I think that it will be a fun thing going into the weekend, so have some fun with it and hop on the Request Train when you feel like playing along!
CHOOO CHOOOOOOO!----Non-Request Train Comment(do not Request me)----
LOL Kika! I didn't mean to send you out book shopping roflmao! I figured with everything you've ever read you'd have this one nailed! *heart u 2*
Mine is up...and I'm sure after reading it, Zsuzsy will regret having asked that fateful question...
- daflaposted 14 years ago0
----Non-Request Train Comment(do not Request me)----
It's ok, dafla, I'll answer yours, too.
Now, someone post and give dafla a request...we'll get this running smooth in no time.
Maybe if you post something, but you're not posting to be in the Request train you can add something to the beginning of your post like I did here.
Okay Kika - I got you lil sister!
Describe in detail what literary heroine most resembles you as you are now compared to which literary heroine you would most like to be and why
With everything you've read, I bet you can come up with a really great hub on this topic. Have fun with it!
Ah man, this one's so hard! I explain why in the hub, but DANG, SISTER!
I love this topic! It totally made me want to go out and book shop. So I went, after work, and to my dismay, found nothing! Absolutely nothing! Target and Wal-Mart have failed me! Then again, Wally World always fails me, but Target?!
I nearly broke down and cried! I had to call my best friend before I went crazy! She didn't answer, so I sent her a text saying "Help! I'm having a literary crisis!" All she said back was, "Well, I'm not surprised. You do go through books like Pooh goes through honey." 
Thanks a lot, Spryte. Now I have to wait until Sunday to go book shopping down in the cities. Why couldn't you have waited until TOMORROW NIGHT to give me this request, so I wouldn't be biting my nails in anticipation as long? *pouts*
lol I still heart you anyway.
I'd love to ride on z train.
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