Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. And desperate times call for a place where we can safely appreciate the naked human form in all its beauty! But, as the Musk-managed Bird app continues to fly the coop, these are desperate times. Will that be enough to attract viewers back to an app that many haven’t visited in the last four years? That remains to be seen. So, there you have it! The human form can exist freely on Tumblr once again… so long as it’s not engaged in anything sexual… unless of course said sexual act is deemed historically significant. You know, the stuff you might also see hanging in an art museum.Īnd, on that note, the guidelines concede that, “Historically significant art that you may find in a mainstream museum and which depicts sex acts-such as from India’s Śuṅga Empire-are now allowed on Tumblr with proper labeling.” As far as what is allowed, we’re talking tasteful nudes here. They basically draw the line at p*rn in any form, whether that be professionally made adult films, amateur photography-what have you.
It’s not going to be a free-for-all like it used to be. Win-win!Īh-ha, so there’s the big only crunchy grain of salt. And, hey, if you are looking for that kind of stuff, well, a label only makes it easier to find. OK, fair enough! We definitely get that Tumblr is meant to be a site for everyone, so it makes sense to apply labels to keep NSFW content separate-both for those who should not being see it, and those who choose not to. In the aforementioned staff blog post, Tumblr elaborated on its Community Guidelines update, saying, “So, even if your creations contain nudity, mature subject matter, or sexual themes, you can now share them on Tumblr using the appropriate Community Label so that everyone remains in control of the types of content they see on their dash.”
#No thank you game nudity update#
Let’s take a closer look… What Tumblr’s policy update says about nudity and sexual content So, is that it? Does Tumblr once again have an open-door policy when it comes to nudity and sexual mature content? Well, not exactly there are some caveats. Tumblr was never the same.īut this week’s announcement portends a new era for the microblogging site and-again-it couldn’t have come at a better time. The change led to a drastic drop in traffic, with a reported 30% loss in daily users. That all changed in late 2018 when, shortly after it was purchased by Verizon Communications, Tumblr announced a ban on adult content. Related: Memers lament as Tumblr’s impending ban on adult content draws nearer
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