[LifeOnMars2013]

One Tumblr tells a lot about them: a glimpse of their humor, the beautiful things they see in their head, the things that interest them.

If anybody, ENFP or not, has a Tumblr, I'd love to view and follow it! :]



Meanwhile, general thoughts on the site?

[Zeptometer]

Fuck tumblr :( I loved it at first, but then I realized that the people who use it are even worse than redditors :P

[pascal]

Too much commitment for me. I'd want mine to be amazing but then would probably never be on enough and then be annoyed lol.
I do like stalking my friends tumblrs though.... so many beautiful pictures for my eyes @_____@

[nádej]

I've been pretty lax at tumblr the past few weeks, but...

SIMPLE

I just like seeing all the things. My tumblr is a pretty damn accurate depiction of what I like and care about and think about, too.

[Risen from Ashes]

I have one, its in my sig (see below).

I was really dedicated, last month when I set it up, but I keep forgetting that I made one.

I was previously on wordpress and blogspot. I thought being on tumblr would make it easier to get readers. I don't have any so far, but thats okay I guess.

My main gripes with it at the moment, is that you can't customise it that well, show subscriptions to other tumblrs, and finding old entries is a mess, unless you use tags or something, I guess. The archieve builds up pretty quickly.

I try not to ''repost'' stuff, because I want people who come across my blog to see it has mine, and not just a rehashing of everyone elses.

Its kind of annoying though, because originally I had about 11 different blogs of varying themes, and this blog is like everything rolled into one- I think its better to pick one topic and stick with it, otherwise you will have trouble finding a target audience.

Then again, its a big hassle to be writing in more than one place.

[Some Kind of Blue]

Depends. I hate the idea of recycling old pics and getting credit for them. I think adding your own is good though.

[Tiggleric]

Tumblr has a lot of interesting things on it, but it's not something I could do. I'm not exactly big on facebook/twitter for the same reason: it seems so impersonal. It's a bit like twitter as you just kind of blog what's on your mind/what you like and wait for people to check out your page. I'm much more for finding something I found funny/interesting and sharing it directly with someone (I guess facebook is a bit like this), preferably in person.

But nonetheless, I still kind of like the idea of Tumblr. I personally carry a small-ish diary (4th book so far) that I put interesting quotes, pictures, and articles. If I put something in that someone else might like, I just bookmark it to show them later. Tumblr just always seemed like an online dairy for lazy people to me.