So I suggest discord networks, sharing twitter, going to newtumbl, or any other platform where people can reach out and check in the event you do get terminated. What I do know is that you don’t want to put everything in one spot on platforms that are unreliable. I’m not sure if this helps but it might keep people mindful of how they go about things on tumblr. In a lot of cases the system thinks of it like spam and can terminate the blog. So even if you had queue up, tumblr would find it super strange for someone to post constantly with links that lead somewhere else or links on their blog that lead to external sites. Tutorial on how to download save files included Pamela Wallace. Now when the whole nsfw purge happened, a lot of blogs that had constant links to other websites were getting terminated cause that was considered as bot activity. If youre bored with the sims 4 base game save, youll want to check out this list of the best sims 4 save files. I’m not sure if they still do that but it’s a good guess for some of the reasons. So the tumblr system thought you were url hoarding (which is against tos but I don’t know if they changed that) so if you have up to at least 3-4 sideblogs or more that have nothing or you’re barely are active on it, tumblr takes that as hoarding and just terminates your blog without warning. So around 2013 or roughly within that span, a lot of blogs were being terminated if you had too many sideblogs and were not using them. I can’t say if these are the exact conditions of what’s going on but it’s a good idea to be mindful of these things either way. I was too sleepy to write this earlier but as I notice the termination of many blogs lately, this did remind me of what used to happen like…waaaaayy back in around 2013-ish? And now with newer tumblr regulations added in, I kinda have an idea of what’s going on.
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