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No, Tumblr did not "steal" anything from you, kid. You used a service of theirs (for free) and they decided to discontinue that. Morale of the story: don't fee
by brazzy 17y ago
No, Tumblr did not "steal" anything from you, kid. You used a service of theirs (for free) and they decided to discontinue that.
Morale of the story: don't feel entitled to or become dependant on free services.
- sophacles 17y agoYou are 100% correct, yet upon reading this story my thought is not about that damn entitled kid. Instead I think "wow that is certainly an act of capriciousness that I would never wish to happen to me -- don't use tumblr".
- bstrand 17y agoI think, yeah, if I overtly state the account is no longer in use in the single post made over the previous year, and I've never used it for its proper purpose, I probably shouldn't expect that Tumblr are going expend company resources just to be extra, extra nice instead of following the letter of the ToS, especially since if I know full well that it's a desirable domain.
- pvg 17y ago"Moral of the story"
- mtarnovan 17y agoMoral of the story: don't use tumblr. I'm pretty sure blogspot (for example) wouldn't do that to a blog (call a blog inactive cause the last post is 2 month old), do-no-evil or not, free service or not.