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Many of us are desperately trying to get rid of our Facebook accounts because of their complete disregard for our privacy, misuse of our personal data and generally screwing the site up more every few months. For those of us who use Tumblr as our primary place to post, but want to migrate our social network to Google+, the big thing standing in the way is Google+ integration from Tumblr similar to what they have with Twitter and Facebook. Now that the Google+ API is available, this should no longer be an issue.
Tumblr, will you please do us the favor of giving us the technology we finally need to break that last tie to Facebook, an evil and irresponsible social network? It would probably be good for you in the end too if we can finally get rid of them. We just need to have Tumblr automatically post our posts to Google+.
Please help.
Thank you, Loyal Tumblr users.
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April 7, 2013
The silence from the developers is exhausting but I am still pushing forward with these requests. It is frustrating to spend my evenings drafting messages that seem to disappear into a void. I am not ready to walk away just yet.
Reached 100 supporters
April 7, 2013
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Yes please, I don't see any reason why this should not be done. I do see the reasons for the opposite.
i really want this to happen, I cherish Google Plus, tublr did it for twitter thourh IFTTT, why not with GG+?
honestly just tired of facebook selling everything i post. G+ is way cleaner let us just link the two already.
PLEASE tumblr this would save me so much time. facebook is the worst.
why isnt this a thing yet? G+ has the api now so just do it.
We need it!
Integrate please, don't segregate
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
Many of us are desperately trying to get rid of our Facebook accounts because of their complete disregard for our privacy, misuse of our personal data and generally screwing the site up more every few months. For those of us who use Tumblr as our primary place to post, but want to migrate our social network to Google+, the big thing standing in the way is Google+ integration from Tumblr similar to what they have with Twitter and Facebook. Now that the Google+ API is available, this should no longer be an issue.
Tumblr, will you please do us the favor of giving us the technology we finally need to break that last tie to Facebook, an evil and irresponsible social network? It would probably be good for you in the end too if we can finally get rid of them. We just need to have Tumblr automatically post our posts to Google+.
Please help.
Thank you, Loyal Tumblr users.
Updates
April 7, 2013
The silence from the developers is exhausting but I am still pushing forward with these requests. It is frustrating to spend my evenings drafting messages that seem to disappear into a void. I am not ready to walk away just yet.
Reached 100 supporters
April 7, 2013
10 Comments
Yes please, I don't see any reason why this should not be done. I do see the reasons for the opposite.
Yes please, I don't see any reason why this should not be done. I do see the reasons for the opposite.
i really want this to happen, I cherish Google Plus, tublr did it for twitter thourh IFTTT, why not with GG+?
honestly just tired of facebook selling everything i post. G+ is way cleaner let us just link the two already.
PLEASE tumblr this would save me so much time. facebook is the worst.
why isnt this a thing yet? G+ has the api now so just do it.
We need it!
Integrate please, don't segregate
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