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Tumblr was the last platform that actually respected my creative choices for compression of my work and gave me full control over how my work was presented. No
by whywhywhywhy 8y ago
Tumblr was the last platform that actually respected my creative choices for compression of my work and gave me full control over how my work was presented.
Now people are acting as if Tumblr is over and yet again the so called solution is to move your work to Instagram or Twitter.
Why is the “solution” always to move to platforms with little to no respect for your actual work there. I’m tired of stressing over how an image/video looks only to upload it to social media and have it covered in a JPEG Vaseline smear.
This is before I bring up how far these networks also go in trying to keep me from just dragging content out of their site and to my desktop
- acct1771 8y agoAbstract previews that link to full HD content on a platform you control?
- whywhywhywhy 8y agoThis is a very sensible suggestion but I have tried this before with nice gif previews linking to Vimeo and although the gif gets good engagement almost no one clicks though In reality the first impression is all you ever get on social media.