This game may take a little bit of digging, but the object is to find a lonely hub that has no comments. Go to that Hub and leave a comment for the Hubber. Make the comment genuine, but try to say at least one or two things you liked about this Hub. The next person to post will be the one whose Hub is commented on.
Sweetie pie, contact me via email I have an idea I want to share with you
Jerrico - I thought you were on a two week self-imposed absence?:
http://hubpages.com/forum/topic/8647
Sweetie pie - you don't want this person having your email address
Thanks! I do this about once a day, so hopefully others will do the same.
I am glad to hear others do this. I used to do this in the past, but I want to start looking at some of those overlooked oldies, but goodies.
I do that too sometimes. Probably not as often as I should. This was a nice reminder. I'll try to find a couple today.
This is a fantastic idea, my friend. 2 thumbs up!
*smiles*
I do this sometimes but it's easy to forget to do it. Thanks for the reminder.
We all have to try to do that. I am trying most of the time.
Thanks
rancidTaste
Its something worth doing, I do it on DeviantART too, you can makes someone's day with 15 seconds of typing!
Sweetie I try to do hub hunting at least 3-4 times a week. It is quite amazing what great hubs we're missing just because "Google almighty" hasn't found them. Glad you brought this up.
regards Zsuzsy
Yes and there are hubs that have low scores so it doesn't get read as much, but are truly nice I will do this before I start working today
I've done it occasionally ... uhhh ... very occasionally. Thanks for the reminder!
Newbies especially appreciate the gesture... remember how excited you were when you got your first comment?
So true Maddie...I still clearly remember the very first hubber to comment on my first hub and that was Chuck! I remember like yesterday, that Sunday morning (11 months ago) when Chuck and I chattered back and forth through our comments on his and my hubs. He was so very kind and left a very favorable impression on me about Hubpages.
I really loved this idea of SweetiePie's so I just went back through Chuck's work and found his hub "The Haunted Cornfield" that he wrote and had no comments until now! (Thank you Chuck, I will never forget you!) and thank you SweetiePie for a great idea! Dottie~
That's a great point, Maddie. We all remember our first time.
This is a great idea, i do wander around here doing it but not enough, thanks for the reminder.
I make it a habit to do this every day. It doesn't take much time if you are reading other hubs daily, which we all do. Nor does it take much time to give a thumbs up for hubs that we enjoy. You get what you give is my theory.
What a great piggy-back on your comments Hub, SweetiePie. Maybe this month, or some month, should be "comments awareness" month at HubPages.
To Maddie's and Dottie1's posts, I regularly scout the newbies, and I've been so delighted to find real gems of authors and Hubs.
I remember how thrilled I was to receive my first comment, and that was from In The Doghouse. Thank you, Diana! I like to make newcomers feel welcomed, just as I was.
Comments as a game are just a lot of work for me, if I am expected to answer them. And if I don't, it is considered rude. I am not lonely, even though I get near no comments. What do I need - a 'No Trespassing' sign, except by the legitimacy of the content.
by Christin Sander 13 years ago
Do you delete hub comments that are very generic if it appears the commenter hasn't read the hub?I notice my more popular hubs will get comments left that are just generic like "this was great thanks". I have started deleting these comments because they don't add anything meaningful...
by Daily Matters 14 years ago
As the title says, i would like to know how do you thank people that provide great content here on hubpages.I'm fairly new here, i'm still exploring this world. I don't know too much people or follow much hubbers. The way i found to thank people who provide good information and entertaining read,...
by Valerie Washington 12 years ago
Does it bother you that people visit your hubs and don't leave comments?What's more important to you, getting tons of traffic with no comments or getting less traffic with comments?For me, I love to get comments because it lets me know if I have touched someone or given someone a new way of doing...
by RocketCityWriter 7 years ago
Is it rude to point out grammar/spelling mistakes on hubs via comments?I've come across numerous hubs that have grammar and spelling errors, some minor and some littered with mistakes. Otherwise, these hubs would be interesting and will written in my opinion. Is it rude to point out these mistakes...
by Andrew 16 years ago
I still think comments should be comments, not discussions, that is the purpose of a forum. Maybe it would be a good idea that every author has a forum automatically made in a widget on there profile page and the topics are always the title of the Hub. That way you can discuss it and always edit...
by Mary Hyatt 12 years ago
When you are "Hub Hopping" do you make a comment?I never know if I should write a comment or just read, give it an up or down, flag it, and just move on to the next one.
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