You’re always welcome to your own opinion.

I tend to like sites that are heavier on text than graphics, but I know lots of people who disagree with me.

For myself, it’s partly a matter of bandwidth. I’m still on a slow dial-up connection back here in the mountains and it doesn’t look like broadband will be coming to my area any time soon. So, I tend to prefer sites that don’t have as many graphics or use as much javascript as other sites.

If I had lots of bandwidth, I may have a different opinion.

I haven’t been to hubpages in a long time. Maybe I should go visit, soon.

Thanks for your comment.

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JD

That’s a good idea about linking to new lenses, but I’m wondering if it would be any more effective than posting a SquidCast and pinging it or tweeting about the lens.

I don’t have a definite opinion about this.

Thanks for the comment.

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JD

I agree. Thanks for your comment.

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JD

I agree with you. I always thought that the “Make a lens” link just threw us into the lens editor with precious little instructions or help.

I think linking to the main page would be better, or at least a new page with some more information before being thrown right into editing.

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JD

They should include a link to new lenses so that they get indexed fast and also get noticed by visitors. What do you say?

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I like it better that way too.
More info on the homepage.

Maria