HellSiteTrashCan

Istg if someone is trying to scam me again

❗❗ POSSIBLE SCAM❗❗

Similar MO to last time someone tried that on me.

Godspeed inv3rted

When I had tried to send that phrase to someone recently in DM's, it wouldn't let me send it, so they're now likely trying to rewrite their script trying something else.

Here's a bigger version of what the fake email looks like from the above post:

Reminder: When anyone make reports to tumblr, [tumblr] staff will never reply to your report telling you:

1- ANYTHING about the report, specifically what 'staff found wrong' with your account. Any real report from official Trust and Safety will NEVER specify things like this. Especially in the case of fraudulent activities or other related subjects.

2- that they (the person who reported you) needs to contact the user who was reported (you) to then instruct you to then contact fake tumblr staff via discord, whatsapp, telegram, ect in a specific time frame otherwise your account will be deleted/terminated.

Official [tumblr] staff does not use discord.

All correspondence related to account issues is done through tumblr's official email accounts which THEY will send YOU to YOUR email that is attached to YOUR tumblr account.

They will not tell OTHER USERS to DM YOU about THEIR report.

Please take a moment to breathe and think when people approach you with 'urgent matters' like this.

Your account is fine. No report was made against you. This is a scam.

The image is fake.

Report a post that blog has made/reblogged (as long as its their blog in the report) as:

Something else > unlawful use > phishing.

Please stay safe and help others stay safe too. <3

here's what i mean: i haven't looked at my dashboard for ~24 hours. i start scrolling, and it's ordered by newest first in Following, and i queue things that i want to reblog. as i scroll, i'm going backwards in time. the queue is first-in first-out, so the longer i scroll and add things, the longer it'll be til they get reblogged. so the last thing in my queue is the oldest thing in my feed since i was last here.

everyone's heard of this, right? per ap article of apr 8, 2026:

Hack days are when our team gets to step away from the regular roadmap and work on whatever ideas they so desire. Here's a taste of what came out of it:

Advanced Search

We added advanced search operators in a previous Hack Day. This time, @lesianlen added an exclusion operator to exclude posts that contain a specific word, phrase, or tag. @ex and @blowery helped out to add a spiffy modal that shows exactly how you can use all available advanced search operators.

Search in Communities

Speaking of search, @lesianlen also worked on adding search within individual Communities to find posts and conversations.

"Latest Comments" Community feed

@jubs and @lesianlen worked on creating a tab within individual communities that bumps a post to the top when someone adds a comment. Easily find posts where conversation is hot!

Nudge to Add Moderators

When your community is growing, you need more people to help run it. @jubs worked on a reminder that suggests just that. 

iOS Home Screen Widgets 

Ben worked on widgets with quick actions and Radar, making Tumblr even more accessible on your home screen.

iOS Shortcuts and Siri Support

@kostastsi4 explored making Tumblr play more nicely with your iPhone: showing quick links in Spotlight to jump straight to your Dashboard, Messages, Activity, or your blog. He also began adding support for Siri and Shortcuts to open specific tabs, start a new post, or search for exactly what you want.

Suggest Tags Based on Post Content

Tumblr runs on tags. However, picking the right tags for your post can be difficult unless you're a Tumblr expert. Our current tag suggestions are a combination of tags you follow, tags you've used before, and some trending tags. @arandomblog31 worked on suggesting better tags based on the post you're writing.

Reblog Explorer

Ever wondered how a post spread across Tumblr? @blowery built a full-screen version of the reblog graph view that lets you explore how a post traveled. Click through the graph to see the full reblog trail update in real-time explore different branches. There's even keyboard navigation — press the up arrow repeatedly to follow the most popular reblog path through the entire graph, or walk backwards toward the original post to see what tags people added along the way.

Identities 

@elt began exploring what it would take to eliminate the limitations of secondary blogs.