They publicly chimp out and crytype, send you a message asking to unfollow them, and block you.so what happens if you just follow them without their consent?
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They publicly chimp out and crytype, send you a message asking to unfollow them, and block you.so what happens if you just follow them without their consent?
For a while blocking did basically nothing, but now it will force them to unfollow you, bar them from sending you messages, make your posts un-rebloggable to them, etc.so what happens if you just follow them without their consent?
No, can totally check your follower list and see the urls of the blogs following you. Blocking someone also forces an unfollow now, though for a long time it didn't.
The 'safety' of a BYF/Do-Not-Follow-If concept is still dumb with more 'security' holes than a sieve, though.
Went digging for read-before-follow pages.
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It's dead and I don't want to get yelled at for posting in it almost a year later
http://stayawayfromkatie.tumblr.com/post/140480838703/yet-another-callout-for-katie-frenchwife
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This would actually be really boring if not for this little tidbit.
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this reminds me that there is another of those blogs that posted about/byf pages on tumblr.This blog also has a lot of this stuff, among other things: http://personalities-of.tumblr.com/
btw please don't follow me if you're anti-arcade shoot em up games
I enjoy your explanation. It paints a picture of teenie boppers pulling hair over liking the same boy, which is basically what kintypes are.the "don't follow me if you're the same kintype" reminds me of that thing that I don't understand, that gets made fun of/portrayed in movies/TV but which I've NEVER seen or encountered IRL, where women allegedly get mad at other women if they show up at a party wearing the same exact outfit. I don't even know if that's a real thing or if it is, why it's a thing.
I enjoy your explanation. It paints a picture of teenie boppers pulling hair over liking the same boy, which is basically what kintypes are.
>"regular people"Oh yeah. Most regular people would be like, "Oh same kintype, we have something in common! Friends!" The rejection of the something in common as a basis for friendship mentality speaks to a deeply, deeply disturbed and warped psyche.
well, that's leaving aside whether kintypes ARE regular people.>"regular people"
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the "don't follow me if you're the same kintype" reminds me of that thing that I don't understand, that gets made fun of/portrayed in movies/TV but which I've NEVER seen or encountered IRL, where women allegedly get mad at other women if they show up at a party wearing the same exact outfit. I don't even know if that's a real thing or if it is, why it's a thing.