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Paris and Versailles 2015 Pictures by MHilarius

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Peter Paul Rubens. Detail from The Birth of the Milky Way, 1636-37.

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Your Affection - Male Indie version

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Harwich: The Low Lighthouse and Beacon Hill (detail), c. 1820, John Constable

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Marie Antoinette behind the scenes

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Sabin by Rycerka

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REBLOG TO SAVE BLOGS

As most of you already know, on May 13th Tumblr has decided to lock us all out of the site and make us change our passwords for safety reasons, without as much as letting us know about the overhaul in advance. 

Now while for most this was no more of an issue than the minute lost on changing the password, many of us have stayed locked out. The problem here is that these blogs are tied to defunct e-mail addresses we no longer have access to, therefore changing the password is out of the question and so is logging in for, as it seems right now, ever.

Addressing the issue I have written to tumblr spport and got this reply:

How considerate, we are now supposed to throw away years of work on our blogs (MAIN BLOG AND ALL SIDEBLOGS), thousands of posts, original content, url and its reputation and of course ALL OF OUR FOLLOWERS, simply because Tumblr @staff failed to notify us on the matter.

However, there is still a possible solution. 

As we can still use the Tumblr app, this hideous failure could be fixed by updating the Tumblr app with the option to change the e-mail address on mobile.

I shared this idea with Tumblr support as well but I was met with the answer that, i cite, ‘’the changes aren’t up to our department’’. 

PLEASE REBLOG THIS WITH TAGS LIKE #STAFF AND #TUMBLR STAFF TO SPREAD THE WORD AND REACH THE MAKERS. 

You fucked up big this time fellas, are you seriously letting it slide?

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TUMBLR HAS BEEN PROMPTING ME TO CHANGE MY PASSWORD BUT I CANT ACCESS THE EMAIL I’M USING ANYMORE SO I CANT LOG IN TO ANY OF MY BROWSERS WTFFFF

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Fragmentary Colossal Head of a Youth Greek  Hellenistic period  2nd century B.C. Marble  Antikensammlung, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin “Pergamon and the Hellenistic Kingdoms of the Ancient World”

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Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood Environments

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Sandro Botticelli,The Birth of Venus (details)

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The Earth at night. Photographs taken by NASA.

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