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Tumblr has decided that my INTRO POST is explicit. Apparently talking about your favorite books and authors is taboo?? Hopefully I can get this fixed, but staff seem to be dodging my emails…
(it keeps glitching by unbanning the post, and then reflagging it?? Anyone else have this issue?)
@staf @tumblr
Everything I've noticed about the tumblr flagging glitch, for anyone else experiencing it
It seems to only affect mobile users, specifically android users, and only some of them
If someone isn't affected they won't see that a post is flagged. The flag also won't turn up on desktop. If it's flagged for you, this doesn't mean it's flagged for everyone
It's seemingly at random. A lot of obviously NSFW stuff I've posted hasn't gotten flagged but extremely SFW stuff has
That being said, I have noticed more posts of mine that are outwardly queer have been flagged, but that might be because I post about being gay a lot, and about my special interest (a gay man) a lot. This is probably a coincidence but it's still a horrific look for the deactivating trans women, Black people and Palestinians website.
It seems to be targeting mostly videos and photos, but it's happened to a couple of my text posts as well. Those text posts were actually sexual in nature, but the pictures and videos weren't.
It won't flag it as anything specific, just "mature content"
Currently, staff haven't said anything
Freedom Gig, Tap 'n' Tin, Chatham, 2003-10-08
Part 1* / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 / Part 5 / Part 6 / Part 7 / Part 8 / Part 9 / Extra
Within the last day or two, I'm seeing a higher than previous number of posts from other blogs with content labels as potentially mature content, and usually they are not.
It makes me wonder if recent staff cutbacks caused someone to decide to turn more content analysis/flagging over to AI but didn't take the time first to make sure it's accurate?
Anyone else noticing the increase?
Hey Tumblr @staff flag my ass!
Booooo staff doesn’t want y’all to read my story or watch me touchin myself
