Recently, I followed @galenkp, because he shared some interesting topics and ideas that I want to follow.
@dragonslayer101 is the guy I've been playing quite a bit of Valheim with, he has been streaming some of our gameplay on YouTube.
I met @katerinaramm during the launch of the course for the NFT/Metaverse at the University of Nicosia. Gonna take my bachelor, and maybeeee gonna take my Master some day.
Just got verified at @nftshowroom, where I will have to think about what to mint. Already dropped you a DM, before unsolicited sending you NFTs :D
And of course, following @wrestorgonline and @woo-marketing for the upcoming WOO launch on next Monday!
The last couple of accounts that I follow are people that I've met during HiveFest and haven't. There are a few I've seen on Hive before meeting/talking to them during HF, but 80-90% I haven't even seen on chain (Hive is so much bigger than I thought it already was): @detlev, @bil.prag, @tibfox, @rivalzzz, @louis88, @minigunner, @artakush, @blind-spot, @cryptobrewmaster, @loonatic, @pibara, @holdonla, @d4vidos, @rollie1212, @zirochka, @livinguktaiwan, @little.lamb, @apshamilton, @elmerlin, @arcange, @pinmapple, @edb, @visionarystudios, and @michelle.gent. I think it's always nice to have met and seen people in real life. Even if you haven't connected with them on-chain, it's good to be able to attach a face to a username.
Likewise, all the people I followed recently, bar 1, I met during HiveFest apart from @wittyzell who's been doing some dev work for OCD in Discord and frequently contributes on Pinmapple, and @cwow2 whom I come across a lot on the anti abuse channel and we met up recently in Denmark after HF.
Meeting people in real life widens my horizon and the type of accounts I follow, as many of these new following's blog aren't normally the type of content I'm interested in. But then, sometimes it's not a bad idea to try different things is it?
@rubencress is is all because the beer
Thanks for the mention, and the follow mate.