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phil is happy you chose him!!!💗🐱

winteroroctober

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Hey, what’s Winnie the pooh’s favorite color?

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Yellow

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No it’s red because of his shirt

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No, it’s yellow because he loves honey

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You have no idea what you’re talking about

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DID I FUCKING STUTTER?

voaga

Things heating up at the Winnie the Pooh fandom

siketae

I’m not taking a chance sis

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Here we are yet again ;(

beargaze

lmao

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I’m not taking a chance sis

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Here we are yet again ;(

pikslasrce

i feel like i took a party drug

stjohnstarling

Holy shit I think I just cracked the code of why people think you can’t sell things on Tumblr 😭

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I was reading one of the Substacks I subscribe to, talking about how they promote their publication and their various sources of traffic, when I came across this paragraph:

Now I happen to also run a fairly popular Substack (about gay vampires). One whose readers are almost entirely Tumblr users. And Tumblr clicks have just never shown up in my stats, I’m used to it. Naturally I had to comment:

It’s not just Substack’s tracking that doesn’t work on here. NO tracking works on here. Tumblr is just one of the last platforms left that completely obscures its users’ data!

That’s why there’s this persistent myth that you can’t advertise on Tumblr. It's not that you can't sell things here, it's that you can't use the invasive methods that are standard everywhere else.