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Tenna Lotor

@tenna

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A techie critter and casual streamer in their mid-twenties with interests in webhosting. Known for running web servers on things that shouldn't run web servers, turning others into similar looking blue raccoons, and being a little bit bigger than average.

Disclaimer: All content posted here are my own, and don’t necessarily represent my employer’s positions, strategies, or options.

I post non-lewd kink, but make best efforts to tag it 18+. This might not always happen, however (especially if it's only adjacent to it.) Please only follow if you are 18+.

Additionally, please put something in your profile before following me. I probably won’t block over it or anything, but I get a little anxious when I’m followed by an empty account.

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posts from @tenna tagged #if you type your lengthy sentence tag somewhere else, then copy-paste it into the tag field, it'll also show up as one single tag including your commas

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ATTN: The Tumblr Magic Comma works on Cohost too (I think)

Tumblr tags have always relied on the humble comma to separate them and cohost uses this functionality as well. Well, at some point someone discovered there's a secret magical comma that will appear as a comma in tumblr tags, without separating them. tumblr user ceescedasticity's sleuthing suggests it's Single Low-9 Quotation Mark, Unicode U+201A but whether that's right or not you can copy it right here:

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and stick it in all the tags you want. Make your run-on sentence tags even more insufferable! I know I will.

More hot tips straight from the rechost press:
  • per xkeeper copy-pasting to drop a regular comma in works too!
  • per tati copy-pasting to drop the whole tag in is also an option!
  • per lexyeevee mobile doesn't even need to think about it because commas don't automatically end tags there!
  • and per VampireExpert in the comments screenreaders can't be expected to think this tomfoolery is a normal comma, so if any of the above allow you to use a normal comma, it's a good choice for accessibility purposes!