obligatory welcome guide for redditors
A lot of the guides I've seen don't actually seem to understand how reddit works in comparison to tumblr so
- your blog is basically your own small subreddit. some people curate this heavily to fit a theme, like a sub, most people don't
- reblogs are culturally equivilant to upvotes but functionally equvilant to crossposting
- there is an algorithm. it sucks and nobody uses it. turn it off in settings. everything is generally chronological
- likes are functionally equivilant to saving a post
- you've probably already seen this but change your icon and put something in your bio or people WILL assume you're a bot. personal info not required
- generally, anything you would put as a comment on a thread should go in the tags or the replies of a post. only add comments in reblogs if you want it to become part of the base post
- tags are mostly equivilant to flairs, used for organization and commentary
- your dashboard is an aggregation of everyone you follow
- there is an r/all equivilant(trending page) but it sucks and nobody uses it
- our search also sucks. your best bet is using tumblr.com/tagged/[TAG] and not /search
- there are no mods
- by extension, reporting something doesn't put it in front of the mods, it sends it to staff, who may or may not do anything(usually they don't)
- there is no karma, there are no karma limits. anyone can reblog anything, comment/reply to anything, or post in any tag
- "reposting"(reblogging) old content doesn't matter. people can and will reblog the same post multiple times, including in a row
- CAVEAT. reposting someones art(NOT reblogging, making a new post) is a dick move. i know this is commonplace on fandom subs but its not necessary here. everything you post should be [OC] unless you are reblogging. or posting shitty memes
- we have our own sitelore, you'll pick it up
- (though im not opposed to bringing some over from reddit)
- our app also sucks. we do not have third party apps and any that claim to be are scams. sorry
- for desktop, most people use the XKit Rewritten extension for QoL improvements and to revert shitty aesthetic updates, much like old.reddit
- we have no idea where the porn rules are at either. add a mature content flag to anything you'd get fired for looking at at work, that's about it






