I dip in and out of Tumblr, and I'm currently in an "out" phase. Like Twitter, Tumblr demands too much of my attention and emotional energy.
Still, I like my comics and fan art, and I vastly prefer Tumblr to DeviantArt as a delivery system. The way I've got things set up right now, I subscribe to the RSS feeds of a handful of Tumblr blogs on a separate feed reader. There's a bit of a lag (which seems to differ by individual Tumblr blogs and can at times exceed 24 hours), but with this method I can get most of the content I want while largely ignoring all the bullshit on my dash. I've considered using XKit, but it seems like too much trouble... and I don't really care all that much.
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Date: 2016-01-23 11:07 pm (UTC)I dip in and out of Tumblr, and I'm currently in an "out" phase. Like Twitter, Tumblr demands too much of my attention and emotional energy.
Still, I like my comics and fan art, and I vastly prefer Tumblr to DeviantArt as a delivery system. The way I've got things set up right now, I subscribe to the RSS feeds of a handful of Tumblr blogs on a separate feed reader. There's a bit of a lag (which seems to differ by individual Tumblr blogs and can at times exceed 24 hours), but with this method I can get most of the content I want while largely ignoring all the bullshit on my dash. I've considered using XKit, but it seems like too much trouble... and I don't really care all that much.