Both WordPress and Twitter can get squirrelly from time to time. I’ve noticed some accounts that I had been following have been unfollowed out of nowhere, poof!
If you notice that I’m not following you but I have in the past, please let me know so that I can re-follow. Or if you notice that I’m following you again, that’s why 😀
Have you run into this challenge on social media? How do you manage it?
Thanks a bunch and have a terrific weekend! ~~~~~~~~ Angie Mc
Family Love Does More 
I have struggled with the unfollowing on Word Press of late. It is driving me MAD! Grrrrr.
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Right? OK, you’re in charge of solving this challenge 😉
I need to get my act together to stay better connected to my fave WP people anyway, so this is one more reason to find a better way of tracking and keeping in touch. Right now I have you on a tab on my computer for the next time I can string together more than a few minutes to read 😀
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I have seen a lot of others with the same frustration of late… Somebody ought to report that! 😉
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Are we pointing at each other? 😀
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And everyone else! Heh, heh! 😉
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great social media therapy!
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We’ll never be bored, right Mihran!
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Angie – yes, indeed – You make me laugh:)
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Angie, I think I may start bookmarking sites that I don’t want to lose track of. Someone else suggested this idea.
Blessings ~ Wendy ❀
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Ahhh. What bookmarking do you use, Wendy? Pocket? Thanks! Have a terrific Sunday 🙂
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I can’t find that out, but when you get this comment you should be able to see it. I’ve had that happen too
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I have lost a few followers in the same way, with neither the other blog or me cancelling the follow, Have never understood this, and have just re-followed them, best wishes and blessings, Charles.
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Inoreader! (http://www.inoreader.com/)
A lot like the old Google Reader. I like how you can share things right from the Reader, to other social media sites like FB, Buffer, WP, or Twitter, etc.
Feedly (https://feedly.com/) is also a really good reader. Not quite as share-friendly as Inoreader but still pretty good.
I like the Readers, because that way you’re not limited to just WP sites or Blogger sites, you can follow anything that has an RSS, even news sites. It’s like one-stop-shopping.
And on Inoreader, you can connect with other people you know who are also Inoreader users, and broadcast articles to them that you think might be of interest.
The nice thing is that you’re covered no matter how buggy WP might get, or when they change things around in the email subscriptions (like they did to me earlier in the year).
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Angie, you aren’t alone. I believe we all suffer from this problem.
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