Has anyone ever selected the "You're Hot!" button when adding fan mail for a Hubber you follow?

100 Seeker7 saysIt doesn't bother me all that much if it's just a case of not leaving fan mail - that's up to how the individual hubber feels about leaving fan mail. What does annoy me a bit is when a hubber follows you, but they haven't read or responded to any hubs I've written! This seems a bit odd and I agree with you, I don't think this is from the heart but just a way of getting numbers up!

You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down. 91duffsmom says I have followed a number of people and not left fan mail and there was no motivation other than the fact I liked their style on a hub I read and wanted to read more. I don't really think about it when I get followers and no fan mail.

I like to assume they want to read my work. I hope that is true, but if not, no big deal. You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down.

95AudreyHowitt saysI often feel awkward leaving fan mail other than a welcome for someone that I do not know well yet and hence I leave very little fan mail. You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down. 95UnnamedHarald saysI'm like Audrey.

I certainly don't mind not getting any fan mail (or getting it). I'm just glad to be followed and I hope those I follow feel the same way. I guess I look at it the same with sending Christmas cards-- I could force myself to write some pithy or awkward note and therefore give me another reason to procrastinate and dread sending the cards, or I could just send them.

That's just me. You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down. 97 Daisy Mariposa saysI don't necessarily follow someone because they chose to follow me.

I follow someone because I enjoyed reading what they wrote and want to read more of their Hubs. If have something meaningful to say, I'll leave fan mail.It doesn't bother me when someone chooses to follow me and doesn't leave fan mail. I would hope that they're following me because they like what I wrote.

That's enough for me. You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down. 94relache saysI have several thousand fans, and the majority of them have never left me a fan mail.

It's their choice to follow me and their choice to leave fan mail or not. I never would consider following someone just because they followed me first. I only follow people whose writing I really like.

You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down. 93thecoffeewrite saysI have followed without leaving fan mail. It doesn't always seem necessary.

To me, following without leaving fan mail is better than reading a hub or two and not commenting or following, even though you gave the hub a good vote. I didn't expect this to work the way Twitter does (or at least the way most people on Twitter operate), so I don't get the sense following means you have to get followed back. It's an honor getting recognition from my peers any way it comes.

You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down. 83capricornrising saysIt's hard to say why hubbers don't leave fan mail - they may simply have no words, just radio-button feedback, but are interested enough in my work to want to be alerted about future hubs. I don't let it bother me.

On the contrary, no fan mail gives me a little reprieve - I feel less obligated to rush to read their work if they have not made any contact in comments, fan mail or otherwise (though sooner or later I do take the time to read their hubs - I enjoy finding out what my followers are about). You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down. 87MickS saysI don't feel anything; however I think that sometimes they may be hoping for some sort of reciprocal act from me.

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