I'm a user from Tumblr who you've never spoken to, but if my memory serves me right, we had one brief "interaction" where around the time of the 2023 Tumblr "exodus to Dreamwidth" (that didn't work out), you put up a post volunteering to assist users in the Hetalia fandom who needed help migrating from Tumblr to Dreamwidth. I'm not that "fandom old", but I'm familiar with the LiveJournal and Dreamwidth format, so I thought that I didn't need the help, but I followed your blog because I liked the pretty photographs I saw. Plus, in case I saw anyone else who needed help, I could direct them to your post. My blog was on a hiatus at the time, but it wasn't blank. A few months later when my blog became active again, I was scrolling around Tumblr and noticed something. Your comments on posts were hidden from me and I couldn't see your blog. You blocked me. That was really bizarre to me because we did not have any interaction beyond that follow-and-forget moment, so if I may ask: do you block Hetalia blogs liberally, because of disagreements about shipping and the like? If not, what makes you block a blog? I'm asking this because you seem like a very open and welcoming person, a nice trait of the "fandom old" culture, and it has been making me wonder for a while now what my blog, which to my knowledge has never posted sensitive content, could have done to upset you.

I have a Dreamwidth account I have access to from the exodus attempt and can discuss this privately if you're willing to follow up on this.