Tumblr
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Tumblr is a place to express yourself, discover yourself, and bond over the stuff you love. It's where your interests connect you with your people.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
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Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
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Recent News
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Comments and Reviews
It stands out for its strong community culture and ability to connect people around specific interests, fandoms, and aesthetics.
Cons: Smaller user base compared to mainstream platforms and less focus on real-time interaction.
Verdict: A great platform for creative expression and community discovery, especially if you enjoy visual content and niche interests.
Yahoo just finds new ways to mess up a working system. Everything they touch turns to crap.
Call me weird, but I only liked Tumblr for the AMA roleplay blogs (I lurked around, I didn't actually ask questions or dares). But a year after Yahoo banned adult content (and Automattic acquired it), things got pretty quiet. I don't think these kinds of AMAs and roleplaying are very active anymore.
In 2022(?), Tumblr began to put up a login wall preventing you from getting very far in exploring posts or a blog's archive without an account. And then I guess Tumblr lost its magic.
Not sure now where to go to have a good time with roleplaying and/or AMAs. :/
i used to like when it was free to publish anything without censor. then yahoo changed the policy and turned it into a crap, sad and full of repetitive advertising.
Considerably horrible unless of course you’re a child or perhaps living in North Korea. I personally had 9 Tumblr accounts which were abruptly terminated, A simple warning would have sufficed. Three of my accounts were unjustifiably terminated while possessing not a single nude female or any policy violations whatsoever. I would be overcome with elation to witness the collapse of Tumblr.
Makes it super easy to run a nice micro blog.
I do like it but is more of a social media platform, very little blocking even when content is inappropriate which I think it is their worst aspect. I don't see it as a serious platform where you can actually show your business.