Don’t be alarmed!
We’re testing these sweet new avatars to make our Staff blog even more personal. <3
If we wind up making this an option for all group blogs, it will be an opt-in feature — and your blog’s contributors won’t be automatically visible.
Introducing the first Premium Themes to the Tumblr Theme Garden!
These Premium Themes display an impeccable aesthetic, attention to detail, and occasionally a specialization (galleries, long text, band sites, business sites, etc.).
They cost between $9 and $49 (most of which goes right into the pockets of the brilliant designers behind them) and are a shining addition to the 350+ beautiful free themes already available.
We’re thrilled that these designers already include the outrageously talented Matthew Buchanan, Jarred Bishop, Mike Harding, MetaLab, Sleepover SF, Peter Vidani, and WooThemes. Thank you!
Check out the launch collection on http://www.tumblr.com/themes/premium
Last night, I released the Tumblr gem, a command line utility and Ruby library for interacting with Tumblr.
Mark Wunsch created this full-featured Ruby library, with a corresponding command-line tool, for posting to Tumblr via the API. If you’re a developer or a command-line geek like me, you should check this out.
This ever happen to you? I dreamt in Tumblr last night.
I walked around the city, covered in little hearts and reblog buttons. I showed my appreciation for a beautiful sunset by reaching out and poking its like button. I saw some delicious tacos, hit reblog, and had some of my very own. This was…
