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It's a blog (e.g. https://archimodels.tumblr.com https://archimodels.tumblr.com). The main diference is that your posts appear on followers feeds also.
by galfarragem 5y ago
It's a blog (e.g. https://archimodels.tumblr.com https://archimodels.tumblr.com). The main diference is that your posts appear on followers feeds also.
- echelon 5y agoI remember Tumbler lacking actual dates and timestamps for the longest time. It was also sometimes difficult to know the provenance of the things you were reading, especially after nested reblogs and comment chains. These are two really odd design decisions for blogs and trying to read content written by experts.
- evanelias 5y agoDates and timestamps have always been available. From the blog view, it's entirely dependent on the blog's chosen theme. Some themes may omit dates/times for whatever reason; it's up to the theme author, and up to the blogs choosing that theme. From the dashboard (as a logged-in user), you can see a post's timestamp by mousing over the top-right corner.