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  • verb Present participle of unfollow.

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Examples

  • As a result, there are often many arenas of "unfollowing" to be negotiated.

    Be Careful Who You Poke » E-Mail 2009

  • As a result, there are often many arenas of "unfollowing" to be negotiated.

    Be Careful Who You Poke 2009

  • The most obvious problem is the setting up of bogus accounts which then generate tweets or direct messages that lead to malicious websites, but also the repeated following and "unfollowing" of users in order to attract attention, Twitter says.

    PCWorld 2010

  • The most obvious problem is the setting up of bogus accounts which then generate tweets or direct messages that lead to malicious websites, but also the repeated following and "unfollowing" of users in order to attract attention, Twitter says.

    PCWorld 2010

  • I plan to allow for "unfollowing" users some time soon, which will allow for some healthy splintering of the community in the case that you're not interested in everything that everyone is uploading.

    almost effortless Trevor 2010

  • From utilizing free applications, to simply "unfollowing" someone after they fail to exercise basic Twitter Etiquette, here's a few ways to deal with bad Twitter players - and not look like a jerk while doing it.

    CIO News 2009

  • And yes, I could probably do a better job of "unfollowing" those of the latter persuasion and I will be keeping my eyes peeled for anyone who matches that criteria.

    Library Journal - Tennant: Digital Libraries 2009

  • From utilizing free applications, to simply "unfollowing" someone after they fail to exercise basic Twitter Etiquette, here's a few ways to deal with bad Twitter players - and not look like a jerk while doing it.

    unknown title 2009

  • The result can lead to a negative reputation and a shrinking pool of influence as large-scale deletions, "unfollowing" and de-friending occurs.

    ReveNews 2009

  • But only once has she considered "unfollowing" someone, Twitter lingo for no longer subscribing to their posts.

    ScrippsNews - current events, culture, commentary, community 2009

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