Mellyosborne!!

Melly Osborne 🇺🇸 | Single, searching, and open to good vibes, genuine connections & unforgettable conversations. I love meeting new people, making friends, and enjoying life one moment at a time. God first always ✝️ America next 🇺🇸 In God We Trust. We The People 🦅🇺🇸

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America 🦅🇺🇸 first after GOD🙏

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10 posts!

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5 posts!

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mom's minion memes for real justice

i posted these originally like 9 or 10 years ago or something but I can't find them anywhere, so now you get retortured.

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America 🦅🇺🇸 first after GOD🙏

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Joined our Capybara community group 👉 https://www.tumblr.com/communities/capybara-world

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so weird how social media platforms start to think they have the rights to know how old their users are. a person’s age is their personal information. you as a social media platform are not anybody’s parent. it’s not your job to control how people access the internet or what they can and can’t access.

when I was a minor, the whole “age verification” thing did not exist. I grew up fine. all of my friends who had unlimited access to the internet grew up fine. you cannot “protect children” by demanding people’s private, personal information and expect kids to be protected from bad people this way.

“inappropriate contents” don’t harm children. bad people do. and you can’t protect children from bad people by demanding everybody’s personal information and government id.

p.s. I get that it’s the laws that require this in most places and social media platforms, tumblr included, have to do what they’re legally required to do. but it’s still not the solution to the issue, and it sure as shit won’t help keep bad people away from minors.

[staff]

A note from the Tumblr team

A few weeks ago, a small but higher-than-normal number of accounts were mistakenly suspended. The suspensions were quickly reversed, but our response wasn't good enough, and we want to say more.

We're sorry it took us this long to address this. Trust and safety issues are difficult to discuss publicly, and we can’t share details about specific individuals or how our systems work without exposing Tumblr to bad actors. But caution led us to say too little, too late.

We’ve heard from members of the trans community on Tumblr that they were disproportionately impacted, and that deserves a direct response. According to 3rd party researchers, Tumblr’s userbase has the highest proportion of LGBTQIA+ folks on social media, so it makes sense that when something goes wrong, those communities might feel that disproportionate impact.

One thing we want to emphasize is that we do not moderate people's identities. We moderate behavior. We know that identity shows up across a Tumblr profile in many ways, from followed topics to the flags people put in their bios, and more. However, these signals play no role in how our moderation systems make decisions. We monitor those systems for evidence of bias and take corrective action when we find it.

We understand that the communications sent to affected users, and our broader silence to the community, didn't meet the standard people expect from us. That feedback is fair, and we apologize. We've updated the messaging sent to people impacted by these incidents. We are also overhauling our process with a goal of responding to mistaken suspension appeals within 24 hours, and have instituted an ongoing internal review of how suspensions and appeals are handled.

Going forward, we're committed to finding a better balance: being more transparent with our community about issues that matter, even when we can't share everything.

Tumblr belongs to everyone. We take that seriously, and we intend to earn back your trust. We are not afraid to have tough discussions with you or make updates based on your feedback, though on occasion, it might take some time.

To the people whose accounts were affected, and to the members of our trans community who felt targeted: we are truly sorry.

Tumblr Staff

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I was a victim too