tumblr users really saw redditors organizing a whole-pussy-in general strike that made the entire site indefinitely unusable and thought Hey what's the dumbest most useless low effort mockup of that idea so all the newcomers realize we're clowns
reddit's strike is dangerous because 1) it has no set date and 2) it actively removes access to all of the site's content, both current and retroactively. if you wanted to do anything remotely useful in that spirit on tumblr, you'd call for everyone to password lock their accounts, and even then it doesn't work on main blogs. the "website-wide strike" is just not a format that works for Tumblr. weren't yall here in 2018?
if you actually want to do something to cause problems for staff, you should start hacking away at all the precious PR work they've been doing lately. you should voice your disapproval of the recent changes and how much the site is no longer worth it on other platforms, and you should review bomb them on your app store of choice, where as of right now they're still sitting comfortably at above 4.0 stars ratings. you start dragging those ratings down and MAYBE we'll have a chance they start listening







