twansalem 07/28/2008
I guess it makes sense, but it sounds more like a way for some people to try to build their ego. Being considered "trusted" or a "friend" or one of several other options on this list sounds good, but I'm not so sure I want to have a "following." I'm just writing reviews, not leading a cult.
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trebon1038 07/22/2008
sounds more like church camp...in a cult
Lena 07/22/2008
Being a Twitter fan, I think this is precisely what makes sense, but I'm curious about the broader appeal since it has kinda similar connotations to "stalking" in the broader vernacular sense.
irishgit 07/22/2008
I really don't like the idea of having a following or being part of someone elses.
cyclee 07/22/2008
A nicer way to say "stalking". Simple but doesn't quite get to the point.
anm27 07/22/2008
Okay okay. It's not *actually* the opposite of "follower." But, twitter uses it that way. And "followed" is even more confusing, I think.
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