What are Tumblr communities?

Tumblr announced a new feature, societies, on December 12, 2024. The feature was in Beta for a period of time and is a major change in how to use the social network. Here is everything you need to know about Tumblr communities.

What are Tumblr communities?

Societies we know you It is a new feature that was recently launched by Tumblr, which creates a more contained space for people who have common interests to connect and share posts with each other. It is still developed after its release to the public, and more features will be added at the end.

Societies were in Open Beta Since May 2024, when Tumblr users have been able to subscribe to early use, test it, and find any errors. Now the beta period has ended, it is open to all Tumblr users to enjoy and benefit from it, although some of the dodges are still running.

The Tumblr community function mainly enjoys a separate information panel for a specific subject or set. It is not wide as brand functions, and it is more interactive and interactive than the shared code. It is similar to the Facebook group in the way that can be open or closed, and has managers and supervisors, and has its own community guidelines, and is related to a specific topic. Below are the features currently available to Tumblr societies.

Societies allow you to obtain a dashboard dedicated to this society only, so that you can interact with the content in society and know what everyone shares. You can also share the content to the community, as it will appear as part of this dashboard. There is also an opinion poll tab where members can respond to opinion polls on the subject on hand or society as a whole, which makes it a little more interactive than your dashboard usually.

Each society has a dedicated URL, and it will have @ in front of its name in order to distinguish it from blogs. Societies also have their pages and signs, as well as the rules that must be agreed upon before they are part of them.

In every dedicated society, you will only see the common publications of this society. You will not have an algorithm that suggests leaflets from outside, you will not see other societies within your community, they only consist of publications that have been made and shared within society.

Each society can be general or private. Public societies can be seen by users who are not members, but they can only see posts and page related. They will not be able to know who is in the community or comments they leave. There are also free public communities for anyone to join, as all information can be publicly accessed for non -members.

Private societies are only – especially. If one of the members receives an invitation to a private society, they will be able to see everything in society but they cannot participate until they accept the invitation.

Create your rules and moderate

Since societies are basically smaller groups than Tumblr users, you are able to set your own rules of societies to keep them civil or on the subject. Users who join societies must approve any specific rules for society, and the breaks are subject to the moderation of officials and supervisors within society.

Officials and supervisors alike can invite users, expel users, and delete posts to maintain societies within the specified parameters. Currently, many officials cannot be appointed yourself, but you can send a message to Tumblr support that requests to form specific people, and they will deal with you for you.

Publishing and replog in society only

Participants that are made within society can only be accessed within this society and cannot be redefined outside it. Members can also rewrite posts in society. As of December 2024, it is only possible to rewrite the Tumblr desktop, not on the mobile phone application. To re -register a post in a society, click on the Reblog button, and in the blog transformer, click on “Societies” and choose the society you want to participate in.

In displaying notes published in a society, there is now a comment section. In this way, people can interact directly with posts and log in to a society, making it more interactive than any regular publication on your dashboard.

Once you log in to your Tumblr account, you will see the communities tab on the left side of the screen if you are on the web version or in the middle of the lower navigation bar on the application. He weakened “Create a community“You will be able to fill all the fields required to create a society. You will need to choose a address, handle and logo, and decide whether to make it public or private, and how people join society, and if it needs a content poster.

After creating your community, you can invite members to join it and help your community grow. There will be an icon with a person and an excessive sign next to it, which you can click on to invite people to join.

Current restrictions

Since societies are a new feature that is still in the field of active development, there are some restrictions on what you can do with society at this stage.

There is currently an unspecified population limit for societies, which can be raised based on each case separately. To increase the population limit, you can contact Tumblr to order an increase.

You cannot also join a community with a secondary blog at this time stage. You will have to use your basic blog for societies. So, if you have a second specialized blog for something and want to join a related society, you will not be able to add this job.

The strange strange is that you cannot promote multiple people as officials at this stage, but you can communicate with Tumblr and inform them of those you want to be responsible for your community, and they will deal with it for you.

Now that you know everything that can be known about Tumblr communities, you can go out and make one, join one, and enter fun. This feature makes it easier to deal with specialized societies and interact with other people who have similar interests for you.