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This is actually a big problem with self-identifying feminists on the Internet (read: leaking from tumblr) today.

Setting up a Wordpress blog is a lot tougher than just opening up an account on tumblr or Youtube or whatever.

Rowling in terms of enthusiasm for the written word, Tumblr hits the right mix of decent flexibility and dead simple UI.

So is Tumblr and Reddit, despite the overly-publicised prophecies of doom people keep tossing around.

If Github was pressured by people on Tumblr to use a regex to change the word, it would be a different story.

And if you say there is no global impact by Tumblr or Instagram, then you need to learn more about foreign markets.

The term originated from, and is most associated with a vocal sub-culture of anti-male feminists largely on tumblr, though somewhat in the larger blog-o-sphere.

We have tumblr instead of geocities for free expression front walls.

I tried doing that with a tumblr blog I have and it didn't work out.

I understand that I shouldn't necessarily expect more from something from tumblr.

I'm skeptical that it's easy enough for a child to hack around with and get the same amount of enjoyment and productivity that she would out of Tumblr or WordPress.

I wish I could remember some of the good ones I've found, and I wish I'd started collecting screenshots of them and done a tumblr in support of their efforts.

But even tumblr will find it hard to get outraged about the use of the word "cretin" (outside the use as a direct slur against someone with mental disabilities).

Set up any kind of blog (roll your own, or Tumblr/Blogspot/Wordpress/Github pages...).

Our open source code powers Snapchat, Tumblr, Wikipedia in production today.

I maintained my own Wordpress site but ended up posting much more frequently to Tumblr.