[ SECRET POST #4113 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4113 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I replied to the wrong comment before here because I meant to reply to this one too, lol.

A big problem with Tumblr imo is the lack of moderation. There's no way for anyone to control what shows up in a tag like there was in LJ or DW communities. If someone posted something in an A/B community hating A/B, a mod could delete it, but with Tumblr that's not possible. Antis or haters or simply people that disagree with something brigade other groups all the time and each group are never quite able to define themselves or establish overall rules that everyone follows.

Except by socially pressuring the nonconformists to conform or get out, which sometimes ends up going overboard into bullying and harassment.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not really disagreeing with you about this, but I think that the deeper problem is that the problems that you're pointing out here are also the reasons why Tumblr is so popular and so successful - because there's no moderation and because the structure means that content goes wildly viral in uncontrollable ways.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I don't disagree with that either.

Things going wildly viral can happen even with user moderation, though. Reddit posts go viral all the time and most communities have strict rules for posting content. Especially the default ones which are their metaphorical public face.

[cbrachyrhynchos]

One of the things that bugs me about tumblr is that people have no sense of personal space or boundaries. I may think that Theodore Beale is wrong about just about everything, but I'm not going to brigade his personal blog to say how wrong he is. And yet, on tumblr brigading people who disagree with you is to be expected. Your personal page is personal but any post is public depending on how it's tagged or reblogged.