Of course. It's a new tool and too many people think everything is a nail to its hammer. Any tool used improperly will hinder productivity. Hell, any tool that has any amount of learning curve will hinder productivity to some extent.
So, the question that people should be seeking an answer for is "what are the actual nails for this particular hammer?"
Better than the alt text or just the username in text, including a link to the post in the description will not only help users but also the artist themselves.
Fuck Tumblr. Fuck WordPress. Fuck Automattic. And fuck Matt.
Tumblr has some interesting content from users, but the platform is awful and it's even worse since Automattic bought it. Also, the trend to put the entire contents of the post in hashtags is flat-out stupid and infuriating.
Automatic is a tremendously terrible company, and Matt is an egotistical pile of garbage.
I'm so glad you shared a blurry low-quality version with an ifunny watermark on it, instead of spending mere seconds to find the original. I wouldn't have known it was funny if it wasn't for that watermark.
Just in case there's some sicko that wants to see the art, that someone spent time creating, in full quality... here's the original:
Of course. It's a new tool and too many people think everything is a nail to its hammer. Any tool used improperly will hinder productivity. Hell, any tool that has any amount of learning curve will hinder productivity to some extent.
So, the question that people should be seeking an answer for is "what are the actual nails for this particular hammer?"