Masamun3

There's a scam going around on Tumblr, where someone will contact you ( via one of your posts, ask me something, etc) saying they "accidentally" reported you for something, and they'll tell you to contact a Discord "Tumblr support staff member" and later ask you to change you email or something along those lines.

Here's what cyber security is saying you should do:

1.) Contact the real Tumblr support at "https://www.tumblr.com/support" and explain what happened. Don't try to contact them more than once, or it might be mistaken for spam. They should respond with a week.

2.) You will first get a confirmation email from Tumblr support, then later a proper message. They will ask for your account name, your email, and the email it was changed to. They will restore your proper email, allowing you to reset your password and get your account back.

3.) Don't panic if you see your account is deactivated. Mine was temporarily deactivated too after contacting support.

4.) Once you get your account back, check your messages. The scammer will have likely used your account to try to con more people while they had it.

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Anon: Xie lian is very femenine, he's basically a girl

Stop fucking reposting other peoples’ work.

Hello Anon! I'm sorry if I offended you in any way with my posts. I am aware that inserting that tag does not credit the original artist, but even though I research every image I post (which I have not drawn myself, of course) I could not find the artists to write the name in the tag.

Most of these images, I have found in Pinterest, which you are probably aware of, are a community as well. This eventually causes artists to not be properly credited with each and every post people make within the community itself (and this only makes researching the original artists harder).

I'm not trying to make myself look better, I just hope you can understand the reality of many users in these social media platforms.