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It would be nice to see select leaderboard numbers depicted in the "My Hubdub" tab. There is a lot of open space in this page and since users frequent this page to check on their open questions, etc. it would be more user friendly to have access to those numbers right there rather than having to click through a bunch of stuff on the leaderboard tab. The addition of 8 numbers would suffice:

- All time net worth relative to all Hubdubbers
- All time net worth relative to friends
- Weekly percent gain relative to all Hubdubbers
- Weekly percent gain relative to friends
- Quarterly earnings relative to all Hubdubbers
- Quarterly earnings relative to friends
- Quarterly percent gain relative to all Hubdubbers
- Quarterly percent gain relative to friends

These numbers are all available in the leaderboard tab but require a lot of clicking around. By having them neatly in one place on the "My Hubdub" page it would offer an immediate snapshot of each user's personal status. Additionally, if the user wanted to "drill down" into the details there could be a hyperlink for each of the above categories that would take them directly to the regular leaderboard page for that category of interest. This would reduce the number of clicks necessary to obtain information while offering an excellent summary on a page most frequented by users that has space to spare.

The Comments feature on the question pages could be really useful in creating a lively atmosphere and a stronger sense of community. But it's not quite like that now. The reason is that it's hard to keep up with comments when you don't know they've been made. So it would be great if My HubDub could have some kind of topics you're following tab, which would include questions you've commented on, and any that you've ticked off (in the comments tab of a question) as worth following. When new comments come in (since you've visited the question) that could be reflected in bold type in your "I'm following" list.

As it is now, you comment on a question, close the window, and you may never know that someone replied to your comment. It's a real dialogue-killer.