mooshoo replied to your quote: I think that it is time to impose a ban on our…

I totally disagree. If you’re on a smart phone (especially an iphone) Tumblr’s app is abysmal. It’s slow. It double posts. Mostly it doesn’t post at all. It’s a nightmare. Posting things to Tumblr through Instagram is way more effective.

Note from Ron: I do not disagree that one app might be better than another. I also don’t care. That isn’t my point. Shitty lazing posting is still shit. It is as wrong to blame the app you use as it would be to blame the browser you use. 

If you build up an audience, I really do believe that you have an obligation to them. While seeing a # every word might not overly annoy everyone, I can promise you there there is no person on Earth that enjoys it. It is at best a neutral experience for users and at worst a negative experience. Instagram has been shit from day 1. Any app that forces users to have a link to that app itself (not to the users account) as well as forces users to say what app they used to make the post is garbage. Mobile users have become oblivious to this. 

(Posted via:Google Chrome) <see I live on Earth in 2012 where this is annoying and useless. 

mooshoo replied to your photo: Tumblr Milestone: I have liked 25,000 things over…

You follow 307 blogs…and 300 of them are sites run by you.

Note from Ron: I think at peak I had 225-250 different blogs. I probably follow 30-40 of them. I think it is very important to see notecounts/interaction with posts as well as on blogs with multiple authors, basically what gets posted. I feel like anything that you work on should be something you support or you probably don’t have any business working on it at all. 

I’ve always followed right at 300 blogs. It seems like that is the edge of where sanity is for me. If I add a new blog, someone is getting deleted. I take the dash pretty serious as a tool for finding awesome content.