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I want to curate a special topic on my Tumblr, so I'm trying to reblog everything related. After months and hundreds of posts, it's hard to know if I reblogged something already.

Because I don't want to duplicate a reblog, I check if my Tumblr is listed in the "Notes" list of a post. Unfortunately, this list can become very long and I'd have to click "Show more notes" and on each page search for my name.

Is there an easier way to check if I already reblogged a post?

If not as a function in Tumblr itself, maybe with a 3rd-party service or with a custom API call (so I could built a service myself, if it is easy)?

(It's not my main blog but a sub-blog, if it matters.)

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    If your posts comprise mainly of photos, then you can try my newly released Deja Vu for Tumblr Chrome extension. I developed this because I've long been annoyed at having duplicate photos and wanted to weed out all the duplicates from my 2200+ posts.
    – thdoan
    Aug 20, 2016 at 14:12

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What I am thinking of doing is liking everything I have on my blog, then if something on your dash is liked you know you have posted it already

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  • Thanks! It’s a workaround that would certainly work for some, but not for me (because I’m using this Favorite functionality extensively already for other use-cases).
    – unor
    Sep 5, 2013 at 6:01
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Use the search engine on your tumblr page. Search for the original sourse's name.

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