Ironically, since this idea is on a Tumblr blog, I find Tumblr spam a lot more annoying. I help run a fairly popular Tumblr w/4K+ followers and occasionally I

Ironically, since this idea is on a Tumblr blog, I find Tumblr spam a lot more annoying. I help run a fairly popular Tumblr w/4K+ followers and occasionally I see that our posts are "liked" by users with names like "freebatteriesonline"; clicking on their name doesn't even take you t a Tumblr blog, just a dodgy battery sale site. The process of reporting spam Tumblr blogs is not intuitive -- the only instructions I found on the subject were on an eHow blog, for Pete's sake, and it's not clear to me whether I'm actually reporting them for spam or just blocking them so I can't see them.