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fandomsecrets2013-01-07 06:25 pm
[ SECRET POST #2197 ]
⌈ Secret Post #2197 ⌋
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(Anonymous) 2013-01-10 11:30 pm (UTC)(link)If the original blog is deactivated, it'll say name-deactivated and if it has been deleted it will be blank right? I've had some trouble getting to the original blog from some posts that say source is somewhere else but links to the post itself for some reason, like John reblogged this from Jane, source: caterfree10 but when I click on source: caterfree10 it goes back to John's reblogged post. There are some that gives a source to the home page of the original blog, like the source goes to caterfree10.tumblr.com but not the original post, caterfree10.tumblr.com/post/randomnumbers. Does this mean the reblogger changed the source on purpose or did something else happen that broke the source button? Is there some way to get back to caterfree10.tumblr.com/post/randomnumbers other than by clicking more notes and finding someone who didn't reblog-reblog-reblog the post from John?
You've been very helpful. Thank you very much!
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Exactly right on deactivated VS deleted! It's main blogs that get deactivated and sideblogs that end up deleted, fyi. :B And I've noticed the default blog theme tends to do the weird "unable to click to where the post came from" thing. :/ It's annoying, though it's one reason I never used the default theme for long
and really need to change it for my diamondsandfrogs blog whoops. The differences in source link type (main blog as opposed to specific post) can vary. Sometimes, it's due to the OP wanting credit to their blog as a whole as opposed to the post itself (the latter of which is default) - it's mostly art or graphic bloggers who do this, though occasionally others will do it too. Others, it might be someone correcting a source like if someone reposted a graphic as opposed to simply reblogging (which I will never understand bc it takes WAY less time to reblog a post than it does to save the image and reupload it I MEAN REALLY 8T). And sometimes, yes, people are dicks and change the source to someone other than the OP for no reason other than they can. It's rare ime, though it definitely can happen.no subject
(Anonymous) 2013-01-11 02:58 pm (UTC)(link)You have been very helpful! I wish all the tumblr users here are helpful like you and not like the condescending asstwats above.
whoops, HTML fail
and then it didn't because I can't edit the fucking text size *HEADDESK*Yeah, sometimes it's easy for people to figure out things on their own, and sometimes people need to ask whatever specific questions they have about something to figure it out (which a lot of people who can don't often realize, I don't think), so I try to answer whatever questions someone has. My advice is often to try and mess around with things and then ask and/or raid google if something comes up. Worked for me with LJ, Tumblr, GIMP, and lots of other things so yeah. :B
Re: whoops, HTML fail
(Anonymous) 2013-01-13 04:12 pm (UTC)(link)