@prologic (#5gb3dqq) I consider this a violation of privacy. Telling feed authors that you are following them is one thing, but disclosing this to the whole world is problematic.
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@lyse @prologic (#5gb3dqq) That's an interesting point. It most certainly aids discovery, but at what cost? I hadn't considered that, up to this point.
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…#5gb3dqq) Honestly, the entire follow system is flawed. Check my followers, #3 was a web crawler with a user agent that happened to fit the regex, and #17 was myself requesting my own feed with a simp…
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…#5gb3dqq) The user agent regex was made a little more restrictive after my git issue, but I think someone could use this and really start breaking things. I want to poke around more than I already hav…
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@jlj (#5gb3dqq) Admittedly, once you start interacting with others, it's pretty clear, that you're following them. But if you just want to silently read somebodys messages, that's not silent then.
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…ley (#5gb3dqq) Hahaha, great fun! :-D I reckon, the following stats need to reset after a specified amount of time (e.g. a week or whatever), so that they get cleaned up a bit over time. Not perfect b…
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