some people’s blogs are being incorrectly flagged as explicit so if you would like to check your status, you can look it up on postlimit.com.
if you have been incorrectly marked as nsfw, you can appeal before tumblr permanently filters you as such and your blog is set back to default settings prior to december 18th here.
You don’t need to own the blog to back it up with this, so if your favorite resource or fan rec blog has been dormant and you think they might get hit (like recipe blogs and sfw queer resource blogs did…), well…
Use at least one. Trying all four is not a bad idea.Use them even if your blog has NO ADULT CONTENT WHATSOEVER, because they won’t be looking at blogs – they’ll be running algorithms to decide what “adult” content is. If you’re not familiar with that game, be aware that it’s going to catch a whole lot of queer content, and a whole lot of “wtf who thinks this is adult” content.
honestly all discussion of strikethrough and AO3 moderation seems to me to miss the actual point of strikethrough, which is: don’t give any site moderation powers that you wouldn’t be comfortable with homophobes having
“but I’m not comfortable with homophobes having any power!”
Friends, how does one back up their Tumblr? Once upon a time we used Semagic during the great LJ Strikethrough of 2007, but will Semagic work for Tumblr? Is there a newer, better backup device? All suggestions are appreciated.
Also, where’s the newest Xkit? I just spent half an hour trying to find something that’s compatible with the newest version of Firefox and coming up short. @dirtydirtychai, to answer your question, I’m not on Pillowfort yet but I’m on mastodon (and can’t figure it out) and Dreamwidth, same username everywhere.
I regularly use this one and it saved me from losing my entire blog content when it was terminated https(://)github(.)com/bbolli/tumblr-utils/blob/master/tumblr_backup_for_beginners(.)md
charls-lamen.tumblr.com 