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Tumblr introduces Submissions for community-powered blogs
There's a growing genre of really popular blogs that rely on reader submissions for content. I Can Has Cheezburger, Cute Overload or Texts from Last Night are just a few of the community-powered sites to catch on over the past few years. Some have handled submissions manually through an email address, and some have set up their own submission systems. Since the staff at Tumblr noticed that folks were using their platform for this kind of material, they decided to make it easier and introduce Tumblr Submissions. You can turn on Submissions from Tumblr's Customize screen to enable readers to drop posts into your submission queue via email or a modified version of Tumblr's regular posting interface. The queue is accessible from your dashboard, and you can clean it out or approve posts from there. Submissions aren't going to be useful for everyone, but if you were thinking of starting some kind of themed blog with user-generated content, Tumblr should be your go-to platform.
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Rheza said 11:06PM on 7-09-2009
Use This One
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birotunda said 9:59AM on 7-13-2009
Did you forget the URL or are you advertising the URL shortener?
Rocky said 4:02AM on 9-01-2009
Just comment on the required topic rather than taunting anyone..well back on topic that it should introduce this facility on every type of Blogs rather than community blogs only..............
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