reblog

You know, the kind people shell out money to buy - not just reblog.

They may have the same interests and often reblog each other's work, but have never met in real life.

It doesn’t have an appropriate reaction face, a photo that you can reblog, a hashtag.

It also allows the viewers to like, reblog, and share it.

By design, it works like Tumblr’s reblog or Twitter’s retweet function.

It was chosen as the inaugural selection for Tumblr's reblog book club.

In 2015, Tumblr faced criticism by users for changes to its reblog mechanisms.

The post included a snapshot of the business card, and requested that others reblog the picture to "help my mom's business get out there."

We pin and reblog and Instagram our lives.

Watch what you reblog.

Eyebeam reBlog .

Through the dashboard, users are able to comment, reblog, and like posts from other blogs that appear on their dashboard.

Users can also "like" others' posts and "reblog" them -- meaning re-post an item on their own blog.

The updated feature also makes it possible for users to edit their posts or reblog others' posts without leaving the dashboard, the spokeswoman said.

Sign-in to like Reblog on Tumblr

As with Twitter, users follow other users, are followed, like and reblog entries - the equivalent of retweeting them - and send messages.

While Twitter's character limit allows for little to no personal response, a Tumblr reblog allows for an endless amount of interpretations of the subject matter.

The social network announced the test on its blog this week, saying the feature will alert users whenever they get a like or a reblog from somebody they follow.

They'll reblog it and take screenshots, alongside images of Lana del Rey and works by Jenny Holzer.

Reblog' was an open-source tool for individually-run blogs, with many early new media artists and bloggers using the tool to share content from one blog on another.

Many social media sites provide specific functionality to help users reshare content - for example, Twitter's retweet button, Pinterest pin or Tumblr's reblog function.

Peretti, together with Alexander Galloway, collaborated on ReBlog, one of the first blogging platform which allows users to filter and publish content from many RSS feeds.

Beginning in 2005, the Eyebeam ReBlog began to feature the Eyebeam Journal, a series of in-depth writings and interviews with resident artists, research fellows, and guest contributors.

You can reblog other people's posts by adding them to your blog with a click - in fact, many people collect blog posts they like as if they were Pinterest picture pins.

It was chosen as the sixth official selection of Tumblr's Reblog Book Club and received starred reviews from Kirkus Reviews, Publishers Weekly and School Library Journal.