Posted on 12/09/2018 4:24:36 PM PST by vannrox
Gee, I'd hate to think they were overcharging.
I barely use Tumblr as it is and all my stuff is beyond boring anyway.
Thank you for the post.
Not Safe For Wife ?
I like that one.
People dont want to be censored by social media giants.
They want to say what they want not what NPC robots tell them to say.
I thought racy or ‘adult’ content was the main purpose of Tumblr. Oh well. I don’t depend on it for anything anyway.
I almost never hear of any industry deciding to step away from such content. Maybe ownership has changed.
How about they buy Twitter next and clean that up of triggered snowflakes?
It’s not Tumblr who is making the decision. They’re complying with the new law regarding Sex trafficking. “Sex workers” posting imagery is regulated under the new law.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_Enabling_Sex_Traffickers_Act
Whomever came up with the term “female presenting nipples” needs to die a hideous death.
Tumblr refused to do anything about the malware pages, child porn pages and other BS.
And then someone said, “yeah, you can get litigation cooties for that.”
They looked into this rumor and found the rumors were true.
Verizon got Tumblr in 2017 when it bought Yahoo
When I think of Tumblr (which I am not on) I think of the time I became obsessed with the strange case of Elisha Lam.
It’s the only time I have ever seen Tumblr, which I did because she had a blog on there.
But I was drawn to her blog after her bizarre death and strange surroundings to it, which was explained as her being bipolar and having an episode that made her commit suicide.
It did not however explain how she got into that tank and closed the lid behind her and no ladder was there when they finally found her.
On her blog, last day of her life, Jan 31, 2013 are were pics of a very high up building with a person on the top of it, and they to me were very spooky, making me think ok, suicide. http://nouvelle-nouveau.tumblr.com/post/42001369468/rcruzniemiec-eugene-soloviev
But then she did mention the ‘creepers’ in the hotel. Well, I suppose you could imagine that was the bipolar thing. But then how did she get IN the tank with top closed over her? No ladder up? How?
https://the-line-up.com/elisa-lam-bizarre-death
http://nouvelle-nouveau.tumblr.com/archive
I read that Tumblr was bought out c. 2013.
I would not be surprised if this was a case of convenient virtue signalling, while actually being corporate deliberately running a limited asset into the ground for a tax write-off.
I have seen it done many times in other industries.
BUSINESS Insider is telling its readers where to go for NOT SAFE FOR WORK content.
They aren’t a business or investment advice site but they sell a lot of click bait.
A lot of them are going to follow gun owners to PornHub.
#9. I thought that “female presenting nipples” was all the rage at the Oscars (which I haven’t watched in 20 years).
Going the way of the original Playboy magazine, I guess (which I haven’t seen in over 20 years).
What next, Gallery and Hustler will change their policies???
Thanks vannrox.
Tumblr is only censoring adult content as a cover for their planned censorship of conservative content.
I am neither pro or con on Tumblr’s decision, but you are wrong as to its cause.
The Tumblr decision goes far beyond anything needed to comply the sex-trafficking law.
“Adult content” is not necessarily in and of itself part of “sex trafficking” or contributing to it.
The legal answer has to find a sex trafficking context in either who puts the material up, the persons depicted in the material, or any suggestion of sex trafficking the material makes. That is not to say much adult material is not offensive to a good many people, but only a reminder that not all such adult material bears a sex trafficking relationship. Tumblr’s decsion goes far beyond the legal requirements of the sex trafficking law.
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