Tumblr etiquette.
Poll
Tumblr etiquette is something that interests me, because it seems like no one agree on a clear set of rules. Some people believe everything is a spoiler-no matter how bigger or so, whether they've seen bits in trailers or magazines-so you shouldn't be post anything until twelve hours after the original airtime. Other people get excited over seeing the small details because it makes them excited for the aired episode. And you have people like myself who believe Tumblr is just instant gratification and a companion to your primary blog. They post major spoilers under a cut at Livejournal (or wherever they post at), the post and reblog and love the small stuff at Tumblr because YAY INSTANT GRATIFICATION!
So I'm wondering fellow fandom Tumblr folks. What are your thoughts?
Tumblr etiquette is something that interests me, because it seems like no one agree on a clear set of rules. Some people believe everything is a spoiler-no matter how bigger or so, whether they've seen bits in trailers or magazines-so you shouldn't be post anything until twelve hours after the original airtime. Other people get excited over seeing the small details because it makes them excited for the aired episode. And you have people like myself who believe Tumblr is just instant gratification and a companion to your primary blog. They post major spoilers under a cut at Livejournal (or wherever they post at), the post and reblog and love the small stuff at Tumblr because YAY INSTANT GRATIFICATION!
So I'm wondering fellow fandom Tumblr folks. What are your thoughts?