Now that /pol/ has effectively infiltrated both Twitter and Reddit, what can be done about Tumblr?
From what I've seen, while there are plenty of cuckservative and alt. right blogs (even some pro-Nazi ones), there are very few pro-Trump ones.
I've been seeing major site admins complaining that "nazi blogs are popping up like weeds", and the far leftist blogs are mad the site for not cracking down on them more.
So just make an account, start posting some edgy memes and tagging them with things like #blacklivesmatter
there's actually a ton of great right-wing content on there, btw.
>>78103196
That's like asking how we can fix the Titanic
>>78103196
Using a website and participating in its community isn't "infiltrating," it's "becoming."
>>78103875
I've actually been using tumblr already for years. But thanks for the suggestion!
>>78104023
We fix Tumblr with insurance fraud?
>>78104024
>"participating in it's community"
I'd say that we'd be growing a marginalized community on the site to be a much bigger bloc.
This is what we think about tumblr
Leave it alone. Let them destroy themselves.
>>78105344
Hmm...
Also checked.
I'm honestly surprised about what happened to Reddit and Twitter. Lord Almighty you redpilled fedoras by turning them against Hillary. Don't know if that'll work with Tumblr though since it's more about sharing content creations than blogging.
>>78103196
I have an account there STRICTLY for trolling purposes.
I tried to start the hashtag #cryforflint (to be used whenever the left looses credit on a current event) but it never took off.
>>78107060
By creating a network of /pol/ blogs sharing and liking each other's content, you can get far enough to end up at the top of the dash for specific tags. Sometimes all it takes is a few hundred. Plus, you end up in people's recommended feeds.
