The future is not bright for 'Missing e'
Moments ago, I participated in surprise conference call with Tumblr staff members. They have indicated to me that they continue to take issue with Missing e even with the removal of usage of the Tumblr API.
They interpret the Tumblr API License Agreement in such a way as it continues to apply…
I love Missing e. I miss the already-shuttered features and I implore the Tumblr staff to work with Jeremy instead of shut him down or force him out. The fact that Tumblr users have chosen to install this plug-in to enhance their UI experience should be a clear indicator that perhaps a better solution is to (re)integrate some if not all of the features.
It’s called Missing e for a reason and it’s a plug-in for a reason. It literally plugs in things that are missing.
And from what I’ve come to understand of this battle, Jeremy seems like a reasonable guy who could be an asset to Tumblr HQ vs. being seen as a foe.
(via missing-e)
Source: missinge.infraware.ca
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