So I've noticed Tumblr has been putting this on all post and drafts old & new. Idk this platform is up and down a lot. Some days it's like we're going back to before yahoo bought it and then some days it's crap like IG.
I miss the old tumblr. 😪
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So I've noticed Tumblr has been putting this on all post and drafts old & new. Idk this platform is up and down a lot. Some days it's like we're going back to before yahoo bought it and then some days it's crap like IG.
I miss the old tumblr. 😪

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Also, another Tumblr gripe, I don't get why I get this 'request second review' notice on a reblog as I can't actually amend the post as it's not an original post by me, I have no means of editing it, it is already marked as mature, so, what does this little intervention by Tumblr achieve? Can anyone provide a clue?
Request Second Review [2025]
[Reposted from my Apple Journal, Friday November 7th at 05:51 am]
We artist do what we artist do, and I saw an image on Tumblr that inspired me to do a more direct response to my recent frustrations with the Tumblr algo, from here forth I will just spell algorithm, as "algo" because I always mis-spell it. Anyhow I decided to get out my Photoshop skill, well not PS, but just an app that manipulates layers, trust I would have preferred PS because I have more control there. But I have learned how to lean into these different apps and their offerings, albeit I can't always execute as finely as I could in Adobe Photoshop proper.
Building on what I saw someone do to this photo from an Attitude shoot, BTW that model looks hella-familiar if my iOs algo picks him up I will name him proper later. I was like let me go through the monochromatic images I had posted recently as I had curated my face-days and see what I can pull that will make for a good statement. Now I think in all of the shots I am completely nude, but the curious thing is I am not always showing my full body. In some cases it's just everything above the navel. Now I will readily admit there are a few shots where I am visibly erect, but those shots are in the minority.
Next I wanted to attempt to indicate, by where I put the "content label" image, where the issue may have been, in some instances it covers my nipples, in a few my genital region, in a couple my eyes, and one my neck because I couldn't even be clear what the issue was in that particular shot.