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Case ([personal profile] case) wrote in [community profile] fandomsecrets2013-10-01 06:57 pm

[ SECRET POST #2464 ]


⌈ Secret Post #2464 ⌋

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Re: Slightly Off-Toppic: Tumblr help? (I'd ask on Tumblr but I don't have enough followers)

(Anonymous) 2013-10-02 10:51 am (UTC)(link)
Your inbox is for asks & fanmail, not when somebody reblogs a post you posted or reblogged with a comment specifically to you.

The reblogs can be in your Activity page, but of course, if it's a post you didn't originate but just reblogged, and then somebody else reblogs it, and a different person reblogs it with a comment to you, you won't see it there. Just one of those messed up things why tumblr sucks for good discussions. (Though I still like tumblr.)

Interaction on tumblr is easy, but in different ways. Do you have your replies enabled? I don't follow a lot of people but I do text posts about a particular fandom, so a lot of ppl from that fandom follow me, and I get asks and replies from them - then I can post replies to those asks and replies, and sometimes we'll be shooting fanmail back & forth. So there is definitely interaction, but sometimes you have to initiate it yourself, and not get too hung up on the reblogging aspect. Sometimes I'll see a post and I could reblog, but since I just want to communicate with that person who posted it, I'll shoot them an ask or fanmail instead.

Tumblr does move very very fast, though, so I'd recommend keeping the people you follow to a minimum. And I do spend more time on tumblr than you - I tend to check it in the morning, browse for like an hour, and then in the evening, browse it for 1.5 hours, depending on how much free time I have. And even so, I miss about 60% of what gets posted.