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Tumblr's email algorithm prioritized original content creators over rebloggers
“We want to give a little bit of bonus points to content creators, so if I post something and Hillary reblogs it from me, And these are both candidates to go into your email. Mine will show up instead of hers, because I came up with it.”
Tumblr recommended blogs using social graph and post content
“At Tumblr, we try to recommend blogs to people. We use things like the Social Graph. Some of the content of your posts, things like that, to find blogs that you might like.”
Tumblr hosted approximately 150 million blogs as of November 2013
“There's about a hundred and fifty million of them that we host now.”
Tumblr's explicit post categorization yielded perfectly accurate content classification data
“If it's text, if it's a photo, whatever, so we can use this later on, and there's no predictions, there's no, oh, there's a photo in this thing, but we don't know if it's the main content of the post it's free, like, hundred percent accuracy prediction all the…”