E. Bodnar
GBToo much Censorship Too much Censorship. And not even well executed censorship at that. Nazis and pornbots are everywhere. Artists' artwork and sometimes entire blog are being flagged and removed from view. Even entirely SFW blogs are being shadowbanned. A good alternative to Tumblr can't happen soon enough.
Kordon
PTUnquestionably Another Platform with Echo Chamber Censorship to Benefit Brainwashing Corporate Oligarchs Yahoo! has destroyed the artistic freedom in this platform and turned it into a regressive place that plays everything safe. So, there is no more adult content that artists made for expressing themselves. Users get banned for no reason because of dumb bots. They cannot retrieve their banned accounts' data. All of their pictures, comments, and textual posts get removed once those accounts get banned as a result. Which is why Tumblr has become a draconian witch hunt platform. There are people who have left Tumblr because their accounts get banned for no reason and they don't have the original amount of artistic freedom on it anymore. It has become a sad place with people walking on eggshells because of self-censorship.
Mattia
ITRestrictions A post cannot be viewed without an account. Internet was supposed to be open, Tumblr cannot pretend to be more important than any other website.
Anthony Montgomery
GBUsed to be cool but completely trashed… Used to be cool but completely trashed the old platform. Images that arent even NSFW are still flagged and removed, but yet I'm still getting porn bots and fake profiles following me. About to delete my blog like millions of others already have. Congratulations tumblr, you just killed your own company and lost a lot of money.
Dave Rutt
GBGoing rapidly downhill Used to be a great site for passing the time, sharing memes etc. Now: an utter UX disaster. The new Recommended posts insert themselves into your dashboard right at the top - getting in the way of all the stuff you actually subscribe to. The recommendations are also completely inappropriate at times. I've lost count of the number of times I clicked "This Post particularly sucks" - Tumblr somehow finds a way to continue supplying content I dislike. The less said about the recent Oath policy requirements the better