I love my Dad

For everyone who reblogs this, I will go through your blog and then I will put a detailed description in your ask box of what kind of person I think you are based on YOU and YOUR posts and YOUR blog.

Since the announcment that NSFW blogs would soon be deleted I’ve daily looked into & researched alternatives. I’ve set up accounts on Pillowfort, which though very promising is still in Beta and not ready for the influx of millions of new users. I’ve also made an account on Humblr(Mastadon) that is very NSFW friendly but seems to work a lot like Twitter. Today I found out about a company named Timbr that is saving all our blogs through Google Cloud. Here is the article about it: “Timbr. The platform was quickly built by engineer Kirill Nikolaev after the content ban was announced as a refuge for blogs. Simply enter the blog name in its import tool, and a functional copy quickly appears on the server. Timbr aims to ultimately re-create what Tumblr has been: a community with all kinds of people and ideas, including NSFW material. Several other projects aspire to do the same thing. It’s unclear which, if any, will succeed. But Timbr is at least a place to keep your blog alive in the meantime.”- Fast Company

If you click on the above highlighted words it will tell you more about the company and person Kirill Nikloaev who is responsible for this. I tried it out and sure enough most of my blog is on there. If you go HERE and enter your blog name it will either start saving your page or show you what they already have. They are in the process of saving more than 700,000 NSFW blogs. This will give users a back-up of their blogs so that we won’t loose them in the meantime and will still be view-able even after the 17th. Timblr then plans in the future to make the blogs accessible to the original owners so that they can once again start posting onto their pages. 

Only 57.5% of eligible voters actually voted in the last election. And only 42% of eligible 18–34 year-olds.