[ SECRET POST #2617 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2617 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

As a note, social justice is not a fandom. Tumblr itself is not a fandom.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"It's my blog" arguments get kind of weird when it comes to Tumblr, though- the way the interface works, you can be not following someone or even actively blocking them and still have their content end up on your dash.

It's even more of a mess when it comes to tracked tags- if I post something about an actor or show or whatever and I tag it, I'm not just posting it for my followers to see, I'm effectively posting it to the dashes of every single person tracking that tag (or if the tag is a busy one, all of them who happen to be looking at approximately that time).

I don't entirely disagree with your point, but the distinction between personal/private blogging space and public space is a lot hazier than it is on sites like LJ/DW and I don't think that the rules of netiquette that evolved for those sorts of infrastructures are entirely adequate.