Decent app but does nothing to solve its problems Been using Tumblr for probably 10 years now and while I heavily feel that it's the "don't fix it if ain't broke" type I find it really annoying that nothing is done regarding bots. Also, sometimes random posts from tv shows or video games (and I mostly reblog) get flagged for no reason.

My account was terminated My account was terminated after 5 or 6 posts, nothing of an adult or obscene nature. Tumblr is filled with revolting content which always gets through no matter how you try and filter your timeline. Sexually explicit material with a heavy nod towards the obscene is okay, yet a blog about nature is deemed unsuitable. Contacting Tumblr support achieves nothing. Many people I know have also suffered terminated accounts in which they have put a lot of personal effort into yet the low-effort filth remains.

Unreasonable Unreasonable. The fact that you can search the term "Nazi" or "Nazism" and not "Tits" or "Boobs" is concerning. I understand that it's trying to censor stuff from young children etc. however the way they go about censoring things is absolutely horrible and sexist. "Female Presenting Nipples" are censored. On top of that, what they decide to remove from public eye isn't even accessible by private eye- meaning, those of us who are adults can't even view the post that is labeled "adult material".

I Do not recommend Tumblr to anyone I Do not recommend Tumblr to anyone. They have banned a number of blogs, NSFW content and are actively working to stifle free speech. Please use one of Tumblr's competitors instead.They no longer consider their community's best interest at heart because they prefer to pander to Oligarchs like Apple. Please use one of Tumblr's competitors (pillowfort, reddit, etc) for free speech and freedom of expression

This is god awful Simply put, they've thrown the baby out with the Bathwater here. If they had a clear, clean way to properly police this and implement useful filtering or a way to block nsfw blogs, then fine. However they don't. I'm seeing countless blogs and posts flagged by their algorithm due to someone with an explicit flagged blog having reblogged the content... not due to the content itself. What makes this worse is there is no way to appeal this if it's a reblog.