Re:Tumblr iOS revenue increased 125% since launching it paro...
by azertykeys on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @12:34AM
(#34892020)
unfortunately, there are many, many bots.
Re:Tumblr iOS revenue increased 125% since launching it paro...
by kevingadd on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @12:44AM
(#34892094)
Bot spam on Tumblr is rampant even if you don't have many followers or post much.
Re:Tumblr iOS revenue increased 125% since launching it paro...
by zimpenfish on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @02:45AM
(#34892833)
Anecdata: I have few followers, directly post maybe once every couple of months if that, reblog a few posts a week, and I have no problem with bot spam posts - can't say that I even remember seeing one.
Bot spam followers on the other hand, yeah, a couple a week, but since I don't follow or interact with them, there's no issue.
Re:Tumblr iOS revenue increased 125% since launching it paro...
by AlphaCerium on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @05:22AM
(#34893791)
Around 80% of my (admittedly very small number of) followers are bots, mostly poorly masquerading as women, and advertising porn sites.
They usually seem to unfollow after a week or two though, especially after I block them.
Re:Tumblr iOS revenue increased 125% since launching it paro...
by danaris on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @08:06AM
(#34894845)
There are bots, but at least for those who (like me) don't have a lot of "real" followers, they're pretty easy to catch, report, and block when they first follow you. (Having never had large numbers of followers, I can't speak for the experience there.)
I'm also willing to bet that they have a measurably lower proportion of bots than most other social networks, if only because the perception that Tumblr is irrelevant makes them less attractive as a target.