Dear Tumblr,

It’s pretty obvious that a large percentage of your users rely on The Missing E in order to enhance their Tumbling experiences.  The reason we use this  tool is because it fills in service holes and provides features that your dev team has neglected to build or hasn’t yet gotten around to building.  

Instead of telling me that this tool is BAD for the overall tumbling experience thanks to the many enhancements it provides, how about you guys fill these gaps yourselves so I don’t get forced into relying on third party tools and components to do it for you.

Thanks,

This Guy

Gadgetry’s current Tumblr theme is very unsettling.  Having content slammed to the right half of the screen with nothing on the left side just feels wrong and unnatural.  I feel like a part of my soul is being lost in the endless void that is the left half of her blog. I wonder if right-left readers feel the same way when web pages in their preferred language are laid out with content on the left panel or if this is just an issue with written languages that rely on the Latin alphabet.
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Gadgetry’s current Tumblr theme is very unsettling.  Having content slammed to the right half of the screen with nothing on the left side just feels wrong and unnatural.  I feel like a part of my soul is being lost in the endless void that is the left half of her blog.

I wonder if right-left readers feel the same way when web pages in their preferred language are laid out with content on the left panel or if this is just an issue with written languages that rely on the Latin alphabet.