Not what it once was! They were taken over by Yahoo who promised not to "screw it up", then changed their terms relating to adult content - purging many NSFW blogs, rather than tackling the same problems that face all social media platforms. Since then there's been an exodus of people who have abandoned the website.

My account was closed My account was closed. Why because it said I was not following the guidelines. That I was posting unsuited material. These were posting that were already posted, I did not originally post these. If they were not allowed why were they on there? Should they be reviewed before Tumblr approve them before they are allowed on the site? Again I did not originally post so why should I pay for your mistake?

Restrictions 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.

They'll terminate you for no reason and leave you on read My account was terminated about three days ago and I have yet to hear a response back from the people whose job it is to fix it. I don't post nsfw content according to the guidelines, I don't spam, and I'm an actual person. I also never got any warning as to any wrong doings that would lead to me being terminated. So, short story short, the staff doesn't care about it's user base (unless you're an alt-right fanboy) and you should stay far away from this site if you can.

Totally bad Totally bad. My account was exhorted because somebody raised DCMA complaints wihout any reason . The counter notification was rejected because it was NFSW content (without any other reason). That means that tumblr shut down your account any time, without checking if the guy requesting the DCMA complaint even holds the copyright. This means that your account can be shut down anytime without any reason, just because a troll is raising DCMA complaints. Whatever you do, don't signup on tumblr.