[ SECRET POST #3954 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3954 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Ehhhhhh. To a certain extent but only like 20%. The thing is, Tumblr is really not designed in such a way as to make it easy to do what you're talking about here. Structurally or in terms of the tools they provide to users. It's a real, legitimate criticism of the site and I don't think it's reasonable to just dismiss it.

Now, I do agree that many people could *improve* their experiences by re-evaluating the way that they use Tumblr. And I definitely agree that people strongly overstate the problems they have with Tumblr, when their real problem is often just that it's 2017 and not 2004. But you can't just ignore the flaws of Tumblr as a platform.