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Dec. 18th, 2018 04:55 pm A thing I liked about tumblr that I never could find on any other site since first leaving* was the ability to make arbitrary pages infodumping about your OCs or whatever and then go back and edit in more info any time... I guess I could make a post doing that, but I don't know how to make a post do the things I want a page to do. Prime among them is "don't appear on people's reading pages", which option I have seen, but only when I click "edit date" and I'm a little unclear on what that implies.
Listography almost serves the purpose, I suppose, but like... I feel like the only one who still uses that site. I mean, just for archiving it doesn't matter if nobody else cares, I guess.
I was going somewhere with this but I forgot.
* That "leaving" gets a large asterisk because I've never once actually managed to log off tumblr and never log back on -- but I successfully abandoned my original web brand and, when I returned, restricted my follows from the replacement blog to people whose posts I was confident wouldn't upset me the way that caused me to leave the first time... it's that replacement blog that I "quit" for 42 1/2 hours when The Purge® happened, and I intend to focus more on DW now than Tumblr -- or even Twitter, if I can -- but leaving a social media site on purpose seems to be a thing I'm not actually capable of...
Listography almost serves the purpose, I suppose, but like... I feel like the only one who still uses that site. I mean, just for archiving it doesn't matter if nobody else cares, I guess.
I was going somewhere with this but I forgot.
* That "leaving" gets a large asterisk because I've never once actually managed to log off tumblr and never log back on -- but I successfully abandoned my original web brand and, when I returned, restricted my follows from the replacement blog to people whose posts I was confident wouldn't upset me the way that caused me to leave the first time... it's that replacement blog that I "quit" for 42 1/2 hours when The Purge® happened, and I intend to focus more on DW now than Tumblr -- or even Twitter, if I can -- but leaving a social media site on purpose seems to be a thing I'm not actually capable of...
