#anyways this is all still in the rough draft stage and won't be finalized for a while

[maybeamiles]

literally begging my OC's to just kiss already. One of them keeps describing how much he's in love with the other and the other is like, "oh wow, he sounds like a lucky guy" THE GUY IS YOU. YOU ARE THE ONE HE IS IN LOVE WITH YOU DUMBASS.

[anderwhohn]

It's still very rough around the edges, and it still needs some work to try to handle with how some people format their posts, but... I finally managed to wrangle together a userscript for myself to change multiple spaced text to single text. This is something I've been trying to do on and off for some time now, and now I've got a "quick and dirty" version working.

I say that because it seems to struggle with preserving line breaks if someone used Shift+Enter rather than creating a new paragraph block. I don't know how much of that is the code, or how much of it is just because of tumblr's weird post editing, since I can't risk going through and trying to find examples of the new editor vs the legacy editor in terms of the spacing aesthetic because, oddly enough, I don't want a bloody migraine.

Regardless, this means less risk to me in the event that someone forgets to tag it for the blacklist - or tumblr fails to filter it despite it being tagged. This does not replace the need to blacklist tag the aesthetic, however, because I do also check things on mobile, where this userscript isn't available to me, and even then, it's very much in its alpha stage and isn't going to be completely reliable.

But the risk is reduced, so that's good at least. But it also means I might occasionally reblog something with the spacing unknowingly. I do have the script set to be excluded on the drafts page at the moment, because it fucks up the post editor a bit when loaded from the drafts (which is where I always open the editor from - something to do with the way the url changes between the page you're on and then the post editor (whether starting a new post and/or editing an existing one) causes some issues with getting Tampermonkey to recognise it as a 'new page' since it opened a thing on top of the page you were currently on instead of actually navigating elsewhere; complicated stuff that I don't know all about to enough of an extent to explain it, but otherwise yeah), so hopefully it won't be an issue, but just in case something does slip by me, that's why.

Anyway, yay for hopefully fewer migraine days inadvertently caused by scrolling the dash?