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At least it bases the story on a different site, the Slashdot story 17 hours and 20 minutes earlier was based on https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/11/tumblr-is-reportedly-on-life-support-as-its-latest-owner-reassigns-staff/ [arstechnica.com].
Tumblr may be downscaling in general, but it’s really stepping up its presence on the Slashdot front page!
msmash in particular doesn’t pay any attention to what’s already posted here, but it’s equally clear nobody running this site cares enough to make the most minimal effort.
They should retake the old model they had. Every kind of kink and depravity was tolerated. It was wildly popular among that crowd.
Then they went after their core audience om behalf of payment processors who then fled to Old Twitter, where it was all tolerated. Twitter became considerably worse as a resuly.
Tumblr should really push hard to regain that audience with targeted campaigning. Target Musk as a bigot (he would admit to being intolerant of depravity) and they’ll come running back. Musk might well be
I again recommend Congress pass law that payment processors must process all legal transactions. The currency is valid for all debts, public and private, and censors should not be sitting as gateway approvers any more than if you used cash.
By default, yes. But some places like New York City have passed laws requiring businesses to accept cash.
Automattic is The major WordPress player. WordPress is trying hard to compete with Drupal for US Federal website projects [drupal.org], therefore I don’t see Automattic chasing the porn economy.
Tumblr is still alive? What next, a resurgence in MySpace accounts and Habbo Hotel signups?
For some reason, people with access to money keep thinking you can bring dead web things back to life. This has already been tried with MySpace at least once.
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