7 reasons this writer may unfollow you on TwitterAre you guilty of any of these offenses? Then why do I feel bad for wanting to de-clutter my feed?
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December 8, 2011 I have a confession to make: I am sorely tempted, much more often than
I feel comfortable admitting, to “unfollow” an ungodly number of people
on Twitter. Friends. Family members. Idolized authors whose tweets, for
various reasons, send them floor-ward from their pedestals.
But instead of making a clean break, I agonize. I dither.
That’s
because for some reason, unfollowing people can seem almost sinful. At
the very least, I can’t help thinking that it suggests a character
flaw—in me. Why do so many people’s feeds annoy me? |
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