Good news! Tumblr users can now see a list of all their flagged posts

NOTE: For all latest, breaking news related to Tumblr adult content ban as well as its alternatives, head here.

Just how badly Tumblr implemented the adult content ban can be judged from the fact there has been no way for users to see complete list of their flagged posts.

https://twitter.com/jirrrian/status/1081432783203889152
https://twitter.com/dantheshive/status/1080931813386665984

Well, the good news is at least that part is changing now. Reports are pouring in the company has started notifying users about all their flagged posts. Users are taking to social media platforms like Twitter to share this.

Take a look:

https://twitter.com/D3ltah/status/1082821541098938368
https://twitter.com/Mooshberry/status/1082430319494602753
https://twitter.com/MiyaToriaka/status/1082515939386671104
https://twitter.com/SheilaGal_/status/1082416068684120065
https://twitter.com/PepperQT/status/1082350436890361857
https://twitter.com/keykeychain/status/1080917108483977217

Going by these reports, it appears users are getting a notification about their posts that have been flagged. And clicking/tapping on that notification brings up the complete list of those posts, making it easy for users to appeal the ones they think got incorrectly flagged.

Just in case you are not seeing any such notification, you can try out the following advice:

Just go on to the blog’s dash, add ‘/review’ at the end of the URL, and press enter

Another user replied to the above tweet saying the company has implemented a section called ‘List of posts reported on your blog’ where you can see all your flagged posts.

This is a welcome step from Tumblr amid all the ongoing ban-related mess on the platform. Users should have an option to easily see which of their posts have been flagged, and it’s good to see the company finally gave them that.

Use the comments section below to let us know if you are now able to access your list of flagged posts. Oh, and yes, keep coming back to PiunikaWeb for more such Tumblr related news.

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NOTE: PiunikaWeb has covered in detail the Tumblr adult content ban as well as the platform’s alternatives, check out all updates here.

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