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Working on art. Working on a lot. Tired. Just want to look at OCs. Decrepit by modern internet standards, I guess (31).
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azuremist
@azuremist

Goblin - run by a former Wordpress and Tumblr developer! It's code disallows popular AI training models to use your images to train off of, and is connected to the Fediverse!

Wafrn - has a very active dev that's adding new features often! It is open-source, and doesn't use cookies or third-party analytics tools.

Neocities - okay, maybe not a tumblr-alike, but if you love CSS crimes, you'll love Neocities! Making your own site can be scary, but there are loads of templates and guides on how to get started! Check out Nomnomnami's guide on how to get started.


pepperly
@pepperly
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in reply to @azuremist's post:

goblin and wafrn aren't really that tumblr-like (at least right now), they're more like twitter pretending to be tumblr but with the same twitter skeleton -_- (i think it's based on mastodon but mastodon is also just twitter by another name. same problems with tags, reblogs, search and sorting, sideblogs etc. i really really really miss ACTUAL tumblr-likes. crying)

Yeah, same v.v Which is why it's so disappointing for the only actually tumblr-like tumblr-alike to go down. At the very least, though, they both have the aim of being like tumblr so they'll probably be updated to be more like it with time

I hope so, so far, for example, I've seen no way to fix the way the tags work on a twitter/mastodon-like, it's always forced global tags (even on your own profile) and my OCD HATES this so much