[ SECRET POST #3338 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3338 ⌋

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Comments

[(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)]

Do you only follow like 3 people lmao.

Depending on how many you follow and how active they are, you might NOT make it to the end of your dash.

[blitzwing]

+1. I think I follow over a 1000 blogs on my main...there's no way I could make it to the end.

[erinptah]

Right now, 80. Not all active, but I did go through and cull a bunch of the dead ones pretty recently....

Blogs that are too active just start feeling spammy. Like, c'mon, I do want to see other people's posts, and now you're just getting in the way of that.

[(Anonymous)]

What's the point of following so much people you can't even see the stuff they post?

[(Anonymous)]

Tumblr in a nutshell.

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's more that people follow too many blogs to do this in a timely manner. I do it, but I only follow 98 blogs and not all of them spam-flurry-post a whole lot. (like, one blog I used to follow had to hit the post limit every day. EVERY. DAY. Beautifully curated but holy fuckballs I can't keep up with that, especially as it spammed more towards 11:59pm to reach the limit)

So I can see why some people don't do it, but I purposely keep my follows low so I can go back or it'd bother me. (also this way I limit the amount of bullshit I see! Win-win! :D)

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, I usually do catch up, but I tend to have a lot of free time and I don't actually follow that many people. Some other people follow hundreds of blogs and/or don't have a lot of time or patience, so I can understand why they wouldn't bother.

[loracarol]

I used to? Now I follow 314 blogs, and I just don't have time. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[(Anonymous)]

Then keep scrolling until you do catch up? Or unfollow some blogs. I can't imagine why anyone would want to follow 100+ people, especially ones who post super frequently.

[loracarol]

Or I could just keep following the people I want to, and not mind when people "reblog for the morning/evening crowd"? I wasn't complaining about the number of people I follow, just pointing out that that number makes it hard to catch up on.

[mrs_don_draper]

If you followed more than 30 people (being generous here), it would be extremely difficult to find where you left off the night before. And as someone who follows ~150 blogs, that would be nearly impossible.

[(Anonymous)]

I follow 365 blogs and have no trouble!

Mostly of them don't post very often, though, and I have a decent amount of free time.

[(Anonymous)]

It was much easier to keep track of people and what they posted when they only did it a couple of times a day, if that even, as they did on LJ.

On Tumblr on the other hand there is a lot more activity. Like, I follow 84 blogs where maybe 10-20 are either dead or low activity, and the others post on average maybe 10 posts each per day. That's +/- 600 posts a day. If I only checked in once or twice a day, as I do on some days, it would take me a loooong time to scroll to where I left off each time.

[(Anonymous)]

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