Facebook is pushing me to the edge, but I have not quit the social networking site yet despite my last post. Thus I decided to set up the feature that posts my Tumblr updates to my wall. In other words, one of the main reasons I went with Tumblr. I was very happy to see a straightforward approval process.

It gave me the option to post my entries to my Facebook wall. Sharing something public with a private group of friends? Approved! Then it asked if I wanted to deliver my private wall posts to a public blog on Tumblr. Denied!

That is the way it should be. Ask for my permission upfront, and maybe you’ll get it 50% of the time — without making me angry or risking an account cancellation.

I stopped blogging for a couple of years because very few of my friends outside of my industry use news readers and I did not want to share links every time I wrote a new post. Silly, I know. Yet I did not want to launch a new website that was only a blog, either. So with a little magic, I turned Tumblr into a platform that I can use on my new domain, adamedwards.us.

I hope you enjoy it.