#tumbocalypse

Thank you for reminding everyone on other social medias that you’re still useless.

... and who post by queue:

I don’t see a way to actually pause your queue entirely, short of deleting all the posts in it. But if you get creative with the queue’s options you can definitely minimize your queue posting:

Open the main page for your queue. This is https://www.tumblr.com/blog/[your-tumblr-username]/queue . See that line at the top reading  “Automatically publish a queed post ____ times a day between _____ and _____ “? Set that first number to 1. And set the time to some late time in the day when fewer folks will be using Tumblr normally, say between 10 PM and 11 PM. This will get you down to one Tumblr post on the 17th, at a time people are less likely to be reading.

For added impact, may I recommend this glorious piece of Tumblr snark ? Because if you have to post something on the 17th, you really could do worse than a F#CK-U to @staff . Just move this to the top of your queue after you lower your posting frequency so it’s the one post TUmblr shares on the 17th.

Alternately, if you’re willing to log on once, come back at some point on the 17th and change those times from late in the day to early. So if (e.g.) you came on at 10 AM you could change those last two numbers from 10-11 PM to 2-3 AM. Tumblr won’t post anything until the next time that time window rolls around, which won’t be until the 18th.

The only post that got flagged on this blog in advance of the “adult content” crackdown (as far as I can tell) had only one picture connected with it: a head shot of Donald Trump.