Here it is: Best stuff first

Extremely handy if you follow a lot of people and hate missing anything good.

Best Stuff First moves the best stuff on your dashboard—mhm!—right up to the top.

It’s rolling out this week on iOS and Android, and comes with this Help Center article.

Thanks! ✌️

Head’s up folks! Tumblr decided to shit the bed and go non-chronological!

This bullshit is being rolled out this week and it’s going to be default!

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Ah yay, another feature to deactivate immediately!

The text from the image, in case you find it too small:

By default, we put stuff you seem to like most at the top of your dashboard in the app. If you’d prefer a chronological feed, you can turn it off:

Tap the account icon (the little human).
Tap the gear wheel icon.
Tap “Global settings” (iOS) or “General settings” (Android).
Tap “Dashboard preferences.”
Turn off “Best stuff first.”

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Getting rid of nazis on your blog

Hey, if you’re sick of nazis on your Tumblr but you keep on having to block new ones, Tumblr’s most recent experimental feature can probably really help you out. It’s called Reblog Graphs and you can test it here.

Basically, what it does is show you a network of how your post was reblogged and who were big influencers in getting lots of reblogs. That’s useful in general but extra usefull if you want to know who to block to get rid of shit on your dash.

For example, this post that I wrote got a lot of notes and when I use Reblog Graphs is generates this graph:

I’m the yellow dot and all the other dots are reblogs, the bigger the dot, the most reblogs originated from that reblog. Next, I can click on the dots and see who they are and what content they added. For example:

When @thatdiabolicalfeminist reblogged my post the result was a lot of supportive reblogs, helpful feedback and conversations that I want to have.

But check out the other cluster:

When wogbeginatcalais reblogged my post the result was a stream of hateful comments by white supremacist, nazi blogs and nazi trolls. Not stuff I want and one reblog started all of it.

I had blocked a lot of white supremacist blogs when the hate started, but according to Reblog Graph I missed out on quite a lot of the most important blogs that were causing my post to be noticed by these shits in the first place. By blocking key nazi dots in this chain, I can now more effectively stop nazi shits from finding my posts. Good to know!

That’s all. Happy Tumblring.