We’ve been holding these little Tumblr meet-and-drinks for a while now, with Huffington Post and some of your other favorite tumblrs, but this month we want to open it up to all of you—because we want to meet you, talk to you, buy you a drink and some pizza and share with you the awesome announcement we’re going to make at this (hint: it’s related to how we, and Huffington Post, communicate via tumblr).
Want to come? RSVP using the details here by 5PM Friday, 1/20.
See you at the happy hour (with some free pizza!). And thanks to augiemania for Chinese New Year Cat!
hey guys, the HuffPo tumblr mentioned me AND linked to me. I think that it’s pretty cool.
Source: flavorpill
I’m sure a bunch of us have seen this already. While I’m 100% on the side of Missing e, I do understand Tumblr’s data concerns. While they are certainly overreacting to the plugin, it does have some features that are a bit heavy.
In order to compromise, I’ve decided to disable all non-essential features in Missing e. I’m still keeping it because there are features I use on a daily basis, but those I don’t really use, or need, are gone.
Hope it helps. (Actually, I hope a lot of the functionality can be added to the core Tumblr experience, and maybe get out Missing e developer friend a job.)
The most accurate depiction of Tumblr I could muster up.
Missing e {browser extension for tumblr}: The future is not bright for 'Missing e'
Moments ago, I participated in surprise conference call with Tumblr staff members. They have indicated to me that they continue to take issue with Missing e even with the removal of usage of the Tumblr API.
They interpret the Tumblr API License Agreement in such a way as it continues to apply…
excuse me while I throw a nerd rant for a sec but this makes me pretty mad.
I’ve always been a Tumblr advocate, hell I run like 5 of these things, but because your platform sucks ass at a lot of back-end issues, the front-end stuff gets messy to deal with, even as just a single blogger. I’ve been pitching Tumblr clients left and right, despite the minor pitfalls. low and behold Missing e comes along and practically saves community managers lives. and because Tumblr is sitting on hundreds of millions of dollars, can’t get enough staff to support the issues of a quickly expanding community, you’re going to kick out the guys that are making your power users happy? GTFOOH. if you all would stop having your precious startup parties and get off your ass to fix the shit that’s making folks like Soup Soup and Brooklyn Mutt angry, you wouldn’t be losing your community’s loyalty.
I hope the Tumblr staff get a reality check and bring back Missing e, because it’s pretty much one of the biggest reasons us community managers can vouch for tracking an active and noteworthy platform.
THE END.
Source: missinge.infraware.ca
Tumblr now has MySpace whores
anyone else getting a rapid increase of slutbags spammers following and liking their posts here on Tumblr? no? just me?
listen Tumblr, I know you’re infinitely cool and popular but please try and put a lock down on your spammers, or you’ll just be invaded by the same big-boobied 21 year olds who took over MySpace.
kthxbye.
I only joined tumblr for all the myspace whores that moved here in the first place.
Source: thisisalisha
Anyone else think the Tumblr app for iPhone kinda sucks?
Dear Tumblr, Please update my imported feeds more frequently.
I’d really fucking appreciate it.
I’ve finally made a Tumblr theme.
After toying around with the idea, I’ve finally decided to make my own Tumblr theme. It’s called augiemania (because why wouldn’t it be?) and I’m pretty happy with it. I’m sure I’ll make some changes down the line, but I’m pretty close to done with it for now.
I’ve submitted it to the theme garden, but I’m not sure if it will get approved… because I’ve never tried before.
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