[ SECRET POST #3493 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3493 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Tumblr

[(Anonymous)]

they aren't preventing the site from making a profit. Tumblr hasn't figured out how to satisfactorily solve the problem of monetizing their site. that's solely their responsibility to solve. it's not surprising that they can't solve it, it's a really hard problem. but, you know, life's tough.

Re: Tumblr

[(Anonymous)]

They are. but you are a troll. So carry on.

Re: Tumblr

[(Anonymous)]

I'm being more brusque with my language than is probably warranted, but I'm also pretty sure I'm right on this one.

Like, these are extremely well-known facts about online audiences. Figuring out how to monetize things like Tumblr is a huge industry-wide challenge. You can't just throw up your hands and say it's the user's fault for not behaving like you want them to.