Bye bye Tumblr

[partywhipple]

I had been using Tumblr for a few years after LJ shit the bed and I couldn't log in. I have (soon to be had) a NSFW blog which is mostly naked women. I was using it a a lot before I met my wife. Now I rarely even visit the site. Funny thing is I would still get alerts saying people were following me. Since the majority of Tumblr is people just

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[partywhipple]

This also isn't flagged.



I wanted to point this out because I remember this picture. When I posted it a few years back, I had been seeing tons of reposts of the same exact picture with photoshopped tits. This lead to the following post from me:

"99% of the time, I will just reblog a picture I see on TumblR. I do not believe in copying a pic and reposting it myself. That is unless I find some dumbass photoshop job of a gorgeous woman with stupidly huge tits. The pic I just posted has a very popular photoshop alternate and I think it’s fucking stupid. If you can’t look at her and think she’s perfect, you’ve been going to too many strip clubs.
God help you for making me say someone can go to too many strip clubs!!!"

[evelynne]

I love this picture!! It's that classic cute-sexy look. And I totally agree on the strip club problem.

I have NO idea why your first and third pics were banned. It must be some wonky algorithm or based on the content of the person who originally posted it.

Tumblr's new policy is INSANE. I'm seeing jokes about it elsewhere, implying that they're losing 60% of their ad revenue. I wouldn't be surprised.

[partywhipple]

I have no idea where their revenue comes from. I don't see any ads on the site.

I can completely understand dropping the shitty stuff and illegal stuff. Dropping all nudity 100%, though, seems like a very bad idea.