Does anyone visit and enjoy the Whale Tail Reddit?

[cobele2025]

It gets a lot of weekly contributions, and in some ways, it's keeping our culture alive for modern audiences. But I don't see many pictures posted here, so I'm wondering if people here visit it, or are strictly committed to the 2000s. Thoughts?

I prefer the 2000s by the way, but still collect photos from Reddit. The platform only lets you go back 30 days, so you need to keep a personal collection or else the algorithm removes it. Going back beyond thirty days requires specialized software that isn't easy to figure out. My advice is just to save the images to a personal collection. I love many of the women there, but nothing touches the Golden Era.

 

[Rancorous]

It gets a lot of weekly contributions, and in some ways, it's keeping our culture alive for modern audiences. But I don't see many pictures posted here, so I'm wondering if people here visit it, or are strictly committed to the 2000s. Thoughts?

I prefer the 2000s by the way, but still collect photos from Reddit. The platform only lets you go back 30 days, so you need to keep a personal collection or else the algorithm removes it. Going back beyond thirty days requires specialized software that isn't easy to figure out. My advice is just to save the images to a personal collection. I love many of the women there, but nothing touches the Golden Era.

They only allow non-candid shots. They think the candid ones are "creep shots". I know I've tried to post candid pictures and my account got banned.

So be careful

 

[cobele2025]

They only allow non-candid shots. They think the candid ones are "creep shots". I know I've tried to post candid pictures and my account got banned.

So be careful

It's more likely a Reddit policy than the community's own choice. Any hint of legal risk can lead to the subreddit being permanently closed. So they likely have to draw a hard line and do instant bans rather than risk repeated offense. It can suck, but it's a general platform policy.