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	<title>Comments on: Just Like That &#8211; Twitter Makes Move to Cut Down on Automated Follower Scraping</title>
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		<title>By: Robert von Heeren</title>
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		<description>Hi Danielle,

interesting change indeed. Everything you wrote is true, but there is another aspect to it: to me these figures appear to be random. If so it would be some caching prevention. Since I subscribed to twitter in July the followers count is far above the true ones I can see. Twitter had some status message since beginning of August that they are aware of this problem. Sometimes my followers count decreases although I see no changes in the list (noone appeared to unfollow), so my educated guess is, that&#039;s also a caching problem on twitters side (they have to cache such lists, don&#039;t they). A random URL-parameter would prevent browsers and servers from caching. At least the figure changes from page to page.</description>
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<p>interesting change indeed. Everything you wrote is true, but there is another aspect to it: to me these figures appear to be random. If so it would be some caching prevention. Since I subscribed to twitter in July the followers count is far above the true ones I can see. Twitter had some status message since beginning of August that they are aware of this problem. Sometimes my followers count decreases although I see no changes in the list (noone appeared to unfollow), so my educated guess is, that&#8217;s also a caching problem on twitters side (they have to cache such lists, don&#8217;t they). A random URL-parameter would prevent browsers and servers from caching. At least the figure changes from page to page.</p>
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