Oh, good; I'll see about doing that rewrite later today, then.
I mentioned it above, but a fair amount of my approach to access and interacting with users one doesn't like was informed by conversations I had with a couple of Tumblr users who left Dreamwidth because of stalkers/abusers that Dreamwidth doesn't give them the tools to completely block. I do understand that there are a lot of workarounds for assholes these days as long as you keep posting publicly, but it still sucks for victims, and I wanted to be very up-front about that.
I've thought (and even possibly mentioned) before that Dreamwidth is more about depth, while Tumblr is more about breadth, and the relative spread and types of wank reflect on that, IMO.
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Date: Apr. 25th, 2025 06:24 pm (UTC)I mentioned it above, but a fair amount of my approach to access and interacting with users one doesn't like was informed by conversations I had with a couple of Tumblr users who left Dreamwidth because of stalkers/abusers that Dreamwidth doesn't give them the tools to completely block. I do understand that there are a lot of workarounds for assholes these days as long as you keep posting publicly, but it still sucks for victims, and I wanted to be very up-front about that.
I've thought (and even possibly mentioned) before that Dreamwidth is more about depth, while Tumblr is more about breadth, and the relative spread and types of wank reflect on that, IMO.