>>so *even top-level posts* only get to point them at people reading said posts incidentally, not at anyone who's been specifically linked to the relevant posts.
My *most* common use of cut tags is to keep people from being subjected to content-warned posts *on their reading page*: people who followed a link to the post can simply close the tab if, upon reading the content warnings, they decide against reading the post. Probably I will continue to use cut tags for *that* usecase, but use details tags for things where it would be useful to have cuts on the page itself.
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>>I vaguely remember some such collections floating around back four years ago in the aftermath of the big Tumblr migration, but I no longer remember where they were, nor do I know if any of them are likely to still be being updated at this point.
I still have a link to potofsoup's series stickied, but I don't think it's still being updated.
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Date: 2023-01-17 17:13 (UTC)---
>>so *even top-level posts* only get to point them at people reading said posts incidentally, not at anyone who's been specifically linked to the relevant posts.
My *most* common use of cut tags is to keep people from being subjected to content-warned posts *on their reading page*: people who followed a link to the post can simply close the tab if, upon reading the content warnings, they decide against reading the post. Probably I will continue to use cut tags for *that* usecase, but use details tags for things where it would be useful to have cuts on the page itself.
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>>I vaguely remember some such collections floating around back four years ago in the aftermath of the big Tumblr migration, but I no longer remember where they were, nor do I know if any of them are likely to still be being updated at this point.
I still have a link to potofsoup's series stickied, but I don't think it's still being updated.