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no honey you can't support Hamas and be a fundamentally good person that just doesn't add up
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"also look at whats on their blog..."
what, discussions of leftist antisemitism? oh, how scary for you to be told that you do hold prejudiced views, even if it's on a subconscious level.
guess what? it's even scarier for the jews you're hurting.
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The impact of reblogging...
Just in case you’re new, or don’t really understand how this entire site functions (and it’s completely different from other social media apps, at least for now*), or if you wanted an illustration of why it’s so important to reblog the posts you enjoy and the hard work of creators you want to support, here’s a visualisation of the impact and reach of reblogging, using my biggest post (part one of my writing masterlist).
Creators are losing the will to post and share in droves because engagement is becoming next to non-existent, and if you don’t reblog the things you enjoy for free, creators wonder why they even bother, and soon they’ll just… stop.
(Look at that reblog to like ratio too… oof)
My little blog is at the centre of that dense circle, and every point in the image represents a reblog.
Of the people who reblogged the original post, most of them did so directly from me, but you can see scattered groups of reblogs which came from people who reblogged it from those who did so from me. And so on and so on, out into the ecosystem.
If you came across my masterlist in the wild, and didn’t or don’t follow me, you only saw it because someone reblogged it.
Most of the things you see on your dash are only there because someone you follow reblogged it.
It’s how this whole ecosystem works, and you’re smothering and killing it if you don’t reblog the ‘content’ you ‘consume’ (I dislike using those terms, but it is what it is).
To clarify, no one is saying you should feel obliged to reblog everything you come across, or that everything an artist or creator puts out there ‘deserves’ to be reblogged, but for pity’s sake, reblog the things you do actively enjoy.
Leaving a like or a comment on the post is like giving a compliment directly to the creator, and it’s wonderful, but it doesn’t show that post to anyone else or boost its presence on the platform. It can also give the impression you didn’t like it ‘enough’ or it wasn’t ‘good enough’ to bother putting on your blog or reblogging. How you really show your appreciation for something you genuinely enjoyed is by reblogging. (Even better if you screech away in the tags about why you liked it, but that’s an optional extra!) It’s like giving a meaningful and impactful tip, except it’s completely free, and it only costs you the time it takes to click or tap.
I hope that clears things up, and is a useful illustration of the impact you’ve had on creators’ pages by reblogging their work, so a huge thank you to those who represent points on that chart, and those of other creators on here! It’s because of people like you that work of people like me gets seen and enjoyed by more people!!
*(I know Tumblr is trying to change things so that you see other things now, instead of only the people you follow, but you can and should turn that feature off).
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the real Jewish space lazer is in our EYES.
Original from @vsemily
Image description: a cartoon of a person walking in a star of David T-shirt. They are saying "I love being Jewish!" Another person appears and angrily says, "you! Justify your happiness to me!" In the next panel, the angry person continues, "Debate me!" but the person in the Star of David shirt says "no thank you!" and blows off their head with laser beams from their eyeballs. They continue to walk along happily with the headless corpse of the other person behind them.
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nobuddy feels like they have a sharp attention span these days, right? and we all just click “agree on terms of service” because its hard to love yourself sometimes, well
enter Terms of Service, Didn’t Read: a website and a browser addon that streamlines the terms of service of many popular web services to be read by the tech sunday drivers.
It’s graded from A (great) to E (awful) and if you have the addon you have access to the info about the website on your bar
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[tumblr] HOLY SHIT DOES IT WOEK WITH ANYTHIFN ELSE no it doesn’t :((
Put [tumblr] (lowercase) in the square brackets [] <- those
oh shit I didn’t know [tumblr] could do that
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Let’s do a one word story and see how wild this gets. Reblog a word to continue the story. No curse words but you say random words.
okay first word:
The
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Let my people go got a whole new meaning this year.
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Also wanna know your opinion about me my little blueberries! 🫐💜
Stolen )) 😆
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am yisrael chai <3
*very loud correct buzzer sound*
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at this point, this is where i'm at lmao.
no tumblr anon, i won't kill myself. it's called spite, look it up.
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hold up, let him cook.
matzo dorito
what
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You’re meeting the friend of a friend for the first time, who’s apparently an empath. When they shake your hand, they immediately rip their hand away from you.
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Cara Drook, Assimilation, from her series Reclaiming La Belle Juive
‘Society disliked the Jewish communities' seclusion, whilst simultaneously fearing their assimilation. The woman in this piece is able to see their hypocrisy and understands that no matter what, people will find a reason to be prejudiced towards her. How much she chooses to assimilate into the New World is in her hands and she refuses to allow others to dictate her actions. She also knows that being a Jew is so much more than dressing in frum clothes. Trading a tichel for a hat in no way delegitimizes her Jewish identity.’
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