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March 2013
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February 2013
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Feb 26th
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RE: Reblogging
“If someone chooses to reblog something from me I’m glad they liked it.” - i-know-where-im-going I know, and I’m very happy when people enjoy my work.  I wish it was easier to _engage_ with somebody who likes my work on Tumblr, though.  Even if you’re not producing art and sharing it here, I’d love for you to be part of a dialogue about it.  
Feb 26th
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Reblogging
I’ve been active on Tumblr for almost a year.  A lot of it is lovely — a much more active, interesting photo community than other social networks, a lot of positive feedback, some connections with wonderful people I wouldn’t have met anywhere else… There’s one thing that I don’t get, though:  Reblogging, and the way it’s used on Tumblr.  99% of the time...
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