No, educate yourself about the "burden of proof".
But I'ma do your homework for you,
https://financesonline.com/number-of-tumblr-blogs/
"The microblogging and social media site still make money with an estimated annual revenue of $65 million."
LMAO! With 400+ employees, plus operating expenses I imagine they barely see any profit.
They have 1/10th of Facebooks MAUs in the States (according to them), yet nowhere near revenue and profit (proportionately).
Sold on 2019 for ... $3 million! https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/08/13/tumblr-...
But yeah, keep deluding yourselves, tumblr is doing juuuust right :D
So anyways, the tumblr that's basically the same as it was 10 years ago (unless you used it for porn), that's also still growing, is dying according to you, but not the numbers. Interesting. This is kind of like reading about your own death in the newspaper.
If their loss results in decades of free tumblr for me, all the better! I really doubt the site is gonna disappear tomorrow. And every indication so far is they aren't going to ruin it in the name of monetization.
Terminal wannabe-VC-brain is rampant around here. Contagious with PG as patient 0.
According to https://www.theverge.com/2019/3/14/18266013/tumblr-porn-ban-...
they've had a 30% reduction in traffic.
If that means all the weirdos with genitalia in their profile pics are gone and stop messaging me randomly (which is who actually left as far as I can tell), then good!
The remaining MAU might actually be the users they wanted to keep.
But as someone who never used tumblr for porn, I've seen no evidence that tumblr is dying for anyone other than aficionados of porn.