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'''Tumblr''' is a site that allows for photo or art blogs. In practice, it's somewhat similar to Livejournal and DeviantArt, and wouldn't really warrant any interest from the *chans or /tg/ in general if it weren't for the fact that there's a number of artists on tumblr catering to [[PROMOTIONS|some]] [[Warhammer 40,000|of]] [[Hot Chicks|/tg/'s]] [[Monstergirls|many]] [[Slaanesh|interests]], and its often stormy relationship with 4chan for reasons too complex to describe within the scope of this article. To make a very long and [[Skub|Skubby]] story short; Tumblr has just as many crazy fucks as 4chan and the very word "Tumblr" and its variants (Tumblrfag, Tumblina, and so on) have their place in 4chan history as just one of a long line of meaningless buzzword insults and boogeymen after "hipster" and "casual" fell out of favor from overuse.  
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Tumblr is a free and ad-free microblogging platform owned and operated by Yahoo! Incorporated. The service allows users to post multimedia and other content to a short-form blog. Users can follow other users' blogs, as well as make their blogs private, if desired. Much of the website's features are accessed from the "dashboard" interface, where the option to post content and posts of followed blogs appear. This enables, in theory, a stream of content even if a given blogger is not able to actively update that often. In practice, Tumblr's ability to reblog individual blogs tends to lead to a lot of flat-out cropped content from other blogs, but that's not what brought it to /tg/'s notice. The site wouldn't really warrant any interest from the *chans or /tg/ in general if it weren't for the fact that there's a number of artists on tumblr catering to [[PROMOTIONS|some]] [[Warhammer 40,000|of]] [[Hot Chicks|/tg/'s]] [[Monstergirls|many]] [[Slaanesh|interests]], and its often stormy relationship with the chans for reasons too complex to describe in depth within the scope of this article.


==What is Tumblr?==
To make an increasingly long and irritating story short, Tumblr's heavy association as a gathering place for the [[SJW|terminally offended]] and their crusade against all things fun and entertaining clashes with *chan's atmosphere of no-holds-barred, obnoxious, irreverence. Additionally, microblogs, specifically the emphasis on every user having his own name and writing about himself, tends to cause friction with a userbase of ([[tripfag|mostly]]) anonymous masses that shun all notions of identity.
Tumblr is a free and ad-free microblogging platform owned and operated by Yahoo! Incorporated. The service allows users to post multimedia and other content to a short-form blog. Users can follow other users' blogs, as well as make their blogs private, if desired. Much of the website's features are accessed from the "dashboard" interface, where the option to post content and posts of followed blogs appear. This enables, in theory, a stream of content even if a given blogger is not able to actively update that often. In practice, Tumblr's ability to reblog individual blogs tends to lead to a lot of flat-out cropped content from other blogs, but that's not what brought it to /tg/'s notice.


To make an increasingly long and irritating story short, [[Board-tans/pol|/pol/]] and to a somewhat lesser extent [[/v/]] wanted somebody to fight their battles over issues the rest of 4chan didn't care about and convinced idiots from the site tried to raid 4chan in the hope of gathering allies to [[Racial Holy War|its Holy cause]]. Both said idiots and board anons failed miserably- several times in a row. The less you know about the details, the better- but suffice to say the use of the word "problematic" in a sentence and/or mentioning feminism in any context is likely to set off a frenzy of shitposting that will continue for hours on end.


==Art Blogs and Shit /tg/ Actually Cares About==
==Art Blogs and Shit /tg/ Actually Cares About==
WARNING: Many blogs contain mixed SFW and NSFW, in varying degrees.   
Many blogs contain mixed SFW and NSFW, in varying degrees.   
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===General===
===General===
* [http://tgweaver.tumblr.com/ tg weavers trash heap]; monster girls, you love them, I love them, we love them.
* [http://tgweaver.tumblr.com/ tg weavers trash heap]; monster girls, you love them, I love them, we love them.
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* [http://whymtgcardsmith.tumblr.com/ Why custom magic cards are a bad idea. Unofficial page.]
* [http://whymtgcardsmith.tumblr.com/ Why custom magic cards are a bad idea. Unofficial page.]


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Tumblr is a free and ad-free microblogging platform owned and operated by Yahoo! Incorporated. The service allows users to post multimedia and other content to a short-form blog. Users can follow other users' blogs, as well as make their blogs private, if desired. Much of the website's features are accessed from the "dashboard" interface, where the option to post content and posts of followed blogs appear. This enables, in theory, a stream of content even if a given blogger is not able to actively update that often. In practice, Tumblr's ability to reblog individual blogs tends to lead to a lot of flat-out cropped content from other blogs, but that's not what brought it to /tg/'s notice. The site wouldn't really warrant any interest from the *chans or /tg/ in general if it weren't for the fact that there's a number of artists on tumblr catering to some of /tg/'s many interests, and its often stormy relationship with the chans for reasons too complex to describe in depth within the scope of this article.

To make an increasingly long and irritating story short, Tumblr's heavy association as a gathering place for the terminally offended and their crusade against all things fun and entertaining clashes with *chan's atmosphere of no-holds-barred, obnoxious, irreverence. Additionally, microblogs, specifically the emphasis on every user having his own name and writing about himself, tends to cause friction with a userbase of (mostly) anonymous masses that shun all notions of identity.


Art Blogs and Shit /tg/ Actually Cares About

Many blogs contain mixed SFW and NSFW, in varying degrees.

General

Shadowrun

Comics

Magic: The Gathering