Boycott On December 23

Boycott on December 23

We saw how taking one day off from Tumblr on the 17th did to their money revenue they make off of ads. We saw how much of an impact we have upon this site.

There was a time where we, the consumers, could have a say in what we wanted from our buyers. We had boycotts and strikes in order to force the companies to listen to us, their consumers, the people who use their products and make sure they can even have a profit. We can it again. We can make sure those companies will listen to us.

We can show them that we are important. That Tumblr will not survive without us. There are other sites that will gladly take our service as Tumblr has shown a blatant disregard to our discomfort to our past complaints. They create this new rule enforcement just for money instead of listening to their users and solving the problem. They do not care for us, or the minors as much as they will prioritize their wallets. They create a new system to flag  "sensitive material" with an algorithm that will flag anything. Then it is up to us to check through our own blogs to do the staff’s own work to get our posts unflagged. When they should have done their own job to begin with.

We should boycott once more, on December 23, to show Tumblr that they should listen to us, their user base, as we are the reason the can even create a profit.

Boycott on December 23