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Ask Box The Tumblr feature that lets other users send a blog questions (an "ask"), either as themselves or anonymously. The blog owner can answer publicly, and the term is also used for the ask page on the blog.

Origin:Tumblr's help center describes asks as one-off Q&A messages that, unlike private messages, can be published on a blog and reblogged. The ask box is enabled in blog settings with "Let people ask questions", the ask page title can be customised (up to 26 characters), and asks over 500 characters or with links may fail to arrive. Wikipedia's Tumblr article notes that blogs can receive questions, named or anonymous. No dated first use of the phrase "ask box" is documented in the sources opened. It is the feature; an Anon Ask is one kind of message sent through it. Ask Mode in the corpus is a different, unrelated entry.
First Seen:Unknown (no dated first use is documented)
Peak Era:2010s-2020s (Tumblr)
Aura Impact:+1 Aura (Using It Correctly In Context)

EXAMPLE USAGE

""My ask box is open if you want to send a question about the finale.""

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