Here’s the frustrating thing about Tumblr: If you ignore all the downtime, errors, server outages and all that annoying stuff, which took sites down for nearly two full days recently and still continues to crop up regularly—if you somehow ignore all of that—simple things still don’t work properly, like the queue.
Sad but true. I have the same problems with the queue. It’s frustrating.
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6ixpassions said:
I do maintain also a few sites on Tumblr and the past few months I did wonder if it was not the time to move to something else. It is the best I have found yet being ultra simple to create, customize and publish posts, but the pain is growing.
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thing after spending...working with Posterous. When...Tumblr...
collinh said:
I maintain 2 Tumblr blogs myself and I feel your pain. One of them is just for posting some interesting content i find but the other is a blog for my freelancing. I’m preparing to move that one over to Wordpress myself. Can’t take the downtime.
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same problems with...queue. It’s frustrating.
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CC: @tumblr
eat-sleep-repeat said:
Amen. The queue was my biggest irk, and the downtime and other issues — with the lack of proper communication — has forced me to move away. It’s also given me the motivation to just write my own blog platform with Rails.
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