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Sorry, but there is nothing I find more annoying than the "Never miss a post!" spam that Tumblr now inserts in to every page post acquisition. Perhaps someone
by state 12y ago
Sorry, but there is nothing I find more annoying than the "Never miss a post!" spam that Tumblr now inserts in to every page post acquisition.
Perhaps someone could do one thing well and come up with a blogging platform for this nice project?
- grimtrigger 12y agoFrom a business perspective, if you don't subscribe your opinion is probably irrelevant. You have 0 value to the author.
- dredmorbius 12y agoFrom a business perspective, that's exceptionally misguided. Annoying the fuck out of people is a good way to chase them away. Blogs work as much via reblogging and word-of-mouth as anything else. The most egregious example I can think of is the Google Blogger dynamic designs, which I find both completely frustrate any attempt to read the content presented, and which I've yet to find a way to un-do the damage via local CSS. In most cases, even Readability curls up in a corner and weeps quietly rather than present its exceptionally clean and quite preferable page design. I've appealed directly to several blog owners to chose a different site design (e.g., not the "dynamic* layouts). Generally, I close the page as soon as I open it.
- state 12y agoTo the author, or to Tumblr?
- dredmorbius 12y agoIn your local CSS: #tumblr_teaser_follow { display: none; } There's a similar one I use for Wordpress.
- ergl 12y agoThat's an option you can disable in the settings menu of tumblr, so I guess the author either didn't care or didn't know how to get rid of it