I've never heard of any 'ghosting' with Tumblr before. I know Reddit does that but if Tumblr did do it then they wouldn't need to keep shutting down blogs - but they still do. So I am assuming they don't 'ghost' .
To keep from having your account shut down is next to impossible to ensure IMO. If you use bots simply create many accounts, try to not make it obvious you are using a bot - meaning set likes, reblogs, follows, to act like they are being done the way a human would, post few links etc... - and have other accounts ready to replace the ones that are shut down.
Same, I haven't heard of ghosting, but tumblr is ban happy, especially in the NSFW niches.
I have heard "Rumors" about tumblr ghosting accounts that use bots, i was wondering if accounts get ghosted with tumblingjazz, and also if anyone can give examples of recommended settings to use while botting. Thanks so much!
I always err on the side of caution, just because the daily post limit is 150, doesn't mean you should post 150 a day, or hit the followers daily limit day in and day out. I always keep WAY below the limits.
Hey RootJazz,
The app is looking awesome.
Wish I could have got in on a review copy.
Sorry all review copies went out ages ago, bit of a waste of time as only a handful actually posted a review. But as the app wasn't new when I made the BST (was about a year old) review copies weren't really necessary as there were lots of users and most bugs / issues were already fixed. But you can buy a copy which gives you a 30 day trial period. I really do not mind if on day 30 you want a refund for
*whatever* reason
When I'm trying to create accounts, I get this error:
can you tell me how can i solve this please?
Please email me, I cannot give support via the BST thread as I am only allowed to post here every other day. You can get support via the website, via the roojazz forum, via the HELP menu in the app. It shouldn't be too hard to find a way to contact me directly
But if so,
Code:
support[at]rootjazz[dot]com
or
http://rootjazz.com/forum
Hello! You can give the test?
As above, no trials, no test versions, no review copies. My reasons on this have been stated previously in the thread, but again it is detailed here:
http://rootjazz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=7
There is a money back guarantee, so you can trial the software risk free to see if it works well for your needs. In our experience, users that make a payment first tend to be more committed to learning to use the program. Plus it avoids having to support users who have no intention of buying the software and just want to use it for the free trial period.
Regards,
Martin