[ SECRET POST #3338 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3338 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 02 pages, 036 secrets from Secret Submission Post #477.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 1 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[fscom]

10. http://i.imgur.com/mySGsuk.png

[(Anonymous)]

Not everyone is on Tumblr 24/7, friend.

[erinptah]

But no matter how rarely you go on, or at what times, you can always scroll down your dash until you reach the place where you left off.

It's so weird to me that apparently a ton of people don't bother to do this. Not saying it's bad, just...it's such an alien mindset. Was it a big thing in the heyday of LJ too, and it just didn't get talked about, or is it a real cultural shift?

[(Anonymous)]

Yep. And those people have the responsibility to either keep up with their dashboard or miss out on posts.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, not everyone is on Tumblr 24/7. Some of us have jobs.

[philstar22]

I get way behind on my dashboard, so when people post fics I appreciate the reblogs.

[morieris]

Then it's not for you.

[(Anonymous)]

Depending on how many people you follow, it's easy to miss things. I only follow a handful of people, so it doesn't take me long to get caught up after being away for a week. Someone else might follow a couple of hundred blogs, so they don't bother to go back and look at what they missed, assuming that they'll catch anything interesting upon reblog.

[(Anonymous)]

I am feel uncomfortable when we are not about me?

[(Anonymous)]

I hate Cherik so fucking much.

[alexi_lupin]

There are also different timezones to consider. It's not all about you and your preferences.

[(Anonymous)]

5/10, good try. You can't possibly be dumb enough to believe you're the only person who follows that creator.

And if you are, it's called "other timezones" or "people don't go on Tumblr all the fucking time and the author wants to make sure it's seen more broadly."

[nightscale]

Well time-zones are a thing and not everyone keeps up with their dash throughout the day, also I really can't bring myself to care about someone reblogging their post later in the day(even if I've already seen it). Like just scroll past man.

[loracarol]

I appreciate it. I follow some people in other time zones (US PST vs. Australia), so the reblogs are helpful. :V

[(Anonymous)]

I'm ambivalent about this one. I agree, because it simply makes me feel a bit weird seeing it. A bit like bragging, or maybe being a bit too eager. Otoh, if they made something cool it's only natural they'd want to share. It's sort of annoying, because it's a repeat post, but then how often does the same gifset or meme or whatever get reblogged and you just scroll past it. In the end I don't think I'd do it myself, but as long as it's just that one repeat and not endless reminders, I don't mind.

[(Anonymous)]

While Tumblr activity statistics aren't as robust as I'd like them to be, they do give some indication of when a given blog gets its notes. A person who shares their content would have a pretty good idea of what gets liked/reblogged when, so how can you blame them when they tailor their posts to maximize exposure?

[kallanda_lee]

This makes literally no sense on an international medium.

[diet_poison]

wait, how do you know your own bones? does he like, look at his own skeleton?

/totally and completely missing the point

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh, that overwrought writing makes me cringe so hard I can't even form an opinion on the secret itself.

[(Anonymous)]

It's not so much the reblogging it again and seeing the post again that bothers me. I do follow a lot of people on Tumblr and see plenty of duplicate posts. It's more the sentiment of 'Hey, look what I did, LOOK LOOK.' That's what bugs me about it.

[(Anonymous)]

Seems to me you are free to reblog on your own blog for time zones, but if you're hitting up a tag, nah. Clogging up the system just in case someone missed it? Let people scroll back in the tag.

[(Anonymous)]

I hate it when people reblog themselves frequently, for any reason. Some people are going to miss out on your posts, it's not the end of the world. I think it just alienates the followers who DO keep up with their dashboard regularly.

[(Anonymous)]

Interesting. I don't want to spam reblogs but I will keep this in mind. The amount of likes my art gets varies a lot. But I should try to post during the day rather than 3am my time lol. Seems to be a bad time for traffic

[(Anonymous)]

One reblog, fair enough. Five of them in a 24 hour timeframe? Get out. (I see this frequently with some webcomic artists. Chill already with the reblog button!)

[rosefyre]

It doesn't bug me as much as it does you (at least, not if it's one or two reblogs, but if it's seven in one day...no), but here's a practical suggestion: use tumblr savior or xkit to block the words "reblogging for" and, depending on your settings, those posts simply will not show up on your dash or will show up much smaller and you can then choose whether to click on them or not. I follow 134 tumblrs at the moment and there is no way in hell I would be able to if I didn't have tumblr savior and xkit saving my sanity.