Same for me! And tbh I've never unfollowed anyone for any reason except posting or reblogging obnoxious takes on something I care about. But even a few years ago, I started noticing the patterns in unfollows:
#1 thing that drops the follower count: getting really into an older fandom, or a relatively small one. (Most glaring when I relapse into S1 LOK feelings.)
#2 thing: not posting or infrequently posting. Usually 3-4 days of silence is enough to start it.
#3 thing: responding brusquely about anything (regardless of what led to it).
(Follows are less predictable, but generally come when one of my post makes the rounds, or when I stake a position on some divisive fandom issue that have both a lot of opponents and supporters.)
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ninetydegrees
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on 2024-03-07 04:10 am (UTC)#1 thing that drops the follower count: getting really into an older fandom, or a relatively small one. (Most glaring when I relapse into S1 LOK feelings.)
#2 thing: not posting or infrequently posting. Usually 3-4 days of silence is enough to start it.
#3 thing: responding brusquely about anything (regardless of what led to it).
(Follows are less predictable, but generally come when one of my post makes the rounds, or when I stake a position on some divisive fandom issue that have both a lot of opponents and supporters.)