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Twitter Follows Chain Gang Twitter Follows Chain Gang Donate for the Cryptome archive of files from June 1996 to the present 15 October 2013 Twitter Follows Chain Gang Until today Cryptome has followed nobody on Twitter to avoid contaminating them. Starting with a single follow of John Perry Barlow, Cryptome followed all those suggested by Twitter for twenty degrees of separation, a machinic-dispensed chain of 278 follows, gradually decreasing to a single suggestion. Beginning with suggested follows slightly similar to Cryptome, the separations slowly degenerated into distant dissimilarities, toward the end into a heavy dose of famous celebrities and giant firms like Google, Facebook, Microsoft and their employees, consultants and investors. Then, exhausting the paid promotional crowd, there were a few desparate suggestions of those little connected to anything prededing follows, ending with, for no clear reason, and could have been any innocent, the estimable Shawn Wildermuth. John, meet Shawn, now chain-ganged with Cryptome and 276 contaminateds, which, if all has gone according to Twitter's promotional plan for IPO, will be, by diabolically devious degrees of in-separation, chain-ganged with all its follows and followers into abject servitude, stored at the Library of Congress for chain-linking whoever the spying advertizers for the national security state must collar for inescapability. 278 follows in reverse order of chaining: file:///C|/following/twitter-chain-gang.htm[10/15/2013 9:12:57 AM] Cryptome (Cryptomeorg) on Twitter Tweets Following Followers Favorites Cryptome Lists @Cryptomeorg New York, New York · cryptome.org Who to follow · Refresh Tim Heuer @timheuer Follow 22 278 6,159 1 Edit profile carlfranklin @carlfranklin TWEETS FOLLOWING FOLLOWERS Follow Jesse Liberty @JesseLiberty Follow Following Find more suggestions Shawn Wildermuth @ShawnWildermuth Following Author, trainer, software guy, Braves fan, guitar player, Xbox maven, coffee addict and Trends · Change astronomy fan. Started howtowat.ch. #PacificRim Promoted Engaged to @resaztrain. #WALE #thegifted Quark Receives Innovation Award Rap God Richard Campbell @richcampbell Following Eid Mubarak DotNetRocks, TheTabletShow and RunAs #ststephens Radio... what's wrong with making 200+ The Tribez podcasts a year? Thanksgiving #NFL Ward Bell @wardbell Following Ancient code mariner, keel-hauled thru .NET © 2013 Twitter About Help Terms Privacy Blog Status Apps Resources Jobs Ads Advertisers Businesses Media Developers Jimmy Bogard @jbogard Following I accept pull requests file:///C|/following/following-13-1015-all.htm[10/15/2013 8:48:23 AM] Cryptome (Cryptomeorg) on Twitter Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin Following Provide software consulting & training on AngularJS, jQuery, HTML5, JavaScript, ASP_NET, C# & more. Course author for Pluralsight ow.ly/jBYAy Kevin Dente @kevindente Following Software developer, currently living in the land of Javascript (Node.js and the browser). Creator of greaterthanparts.com Julie Lerman @julielerman Following Vermont Geekette, .NET (& Entity Framework) Mentor/Consultant, Author, MS MVP, INETA Speaker, VTdotNET Leader, Pluralsight. Ask EF Qs at #efhelp TheCodeJunkie @TheCodeJunkie Following Open-source ninjah, software craftsman, believer of agile practices, speaker, blogger, twitter addict, swede, husband, father and over all awesome.. @NancyFx jeremydmiller @jeremydmiller Following The Shade Tree Developer David Ebbo @davidebbo Following Microsoft dev working on Windows Azure Web Sites, with a focus on Project Kudu (the OSS git engine). Scott Koon @lazycoder Following He's just this guy, y'know? K. Scott Allen @OdeToCode Following More experiments in writing file:///C|/following/following-13-1015-all.htm[10/15/2013 8:48:23 AM] Cryptome (Cryptomeorg) on Twitter John Papa @John_Papa Following Husband, father, and Catholic enjoying every minute with my family. Microsoft Regional Director, Evangelist, speaker, and author, and Pluralsight trainer. ayende @ayende Following Glenn Block @gblock Following Father, Husband, Spiritualist, Software geek, Change agent, Splunker, Nodie, REST Head, MEF Dealer, OSS advocate. Formerly a blue badge carrier. Steve Sanderson @stevensanderson Following Also known as Steven Sanderson Miguel de Icaza @migueldeicaza Following Founder Xamarin, Ximian companies; Software programmer, founder Mono and Gnome projects. Damian Edwards @DamianEdwards Following Program Manager at Microsoft on the ASP.NET team. Creator of SignalR and Web Forms MVP. Brad Wilson @bradwilson Following I'm the guy that (insert authority figure here) warned you about. Code monkey for @tier3. All opinions are my own and criminally dangerous. file:///C|/following/following-13-1015-all.htm[10/15/2013 8:48:23 AM] Cryptome (Cryptomeorg) on Twitter Jon Galloway @jongalloway Following I like computers and think someday others will, too. I am part of @HerdingCode podcast. I work for Microsoft but speak for myself. Rick Strahl @RickStrahl Following Wind, waves, code and everything in between Kelly Sommers @kellabyte Following DataStax MVP for Apache Cassandra and Windows Azure MVP, Mobile dev maven, backend brat, big data and distributed diva, Relentless learner. I void warranties. David Fowler @davidfowl Following Software Developer at Microsoft on the ASP.NET team, Creator and lead developer on SignalR Joel Spolsky @spolsky Following Co-founder of Fog Creek Software and Stack Overflow. Member of NYC gay startup mafia. Sarcasm ninja. MVPAwardProgram @MVPAward Following Independent Experts. Real World Answers. We are the official Twitter account of the Microsoft MVP Award Program. Microsoft US Partner @msuspartner Following Connecting US partners to the information you need to manage your Microsoft relationship. Most tweets handcrafted by @dianego for the US Partner Team. Phil Haack @haacked Following I love paradox. This statement is not true. I file:///C|/following/following-13-1015-all.htm[10/15/2013 8:48:23 AM] Cryptome (Cryptomeorg) on Twitter work at GitHub doing crazy. Rob Conery @robconery Following Cofounder of Tekpub, creator of This Developer's Life, creator of Massive, SubSonic, and some other things. Ruby, .NET, JS… My tweets are someone else's. WPC @WPC Following Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference: a global gathering of top Microsoft partners. Where partners go to get more. Jon Skeet @jonskeet Following Developer (currently at Google) and author (most recently of C# in Depth) Springboard Series @MSSpringboard Following The official feed for Windows Desktop IT Pros Jeff Atwood @codinghorror Following Indoor enthusiast. Co-founder of stackexchange.com and discourse.org. Disclaimer: I have no idea what I'm talking about. Silverlight News @SilverlightNews Following Microsoft EMEA @MicrosoftEMEA Following News and updates from Microsoft and partners in Europe, Middle East and Africa file:///C|/following/following-13-1015-all.htm[10/15/2013 8:48:23 AM] Cryptome (Cryptomeorg) on Twitter Microsoft SharePoint @SharePoint Following The new way to work together. Scott Hanselman @shanselman Following Tech, Diabetes, Parenting, Race, Linguistics, Web, Fashion, Podcasting, OSS, Code, Ratchet, Black Hair, Phony. I work for MSFT, but these are my opinions. Silverlight @Silverlight Following The official Microsoft Silverlight Team Twitter account MSFT on the Issues @MSFTissues Following Microsoft on the Issues: News and perspectives on legal, public policy and citizenship topics. Open at Microsoft @OpenAtMicrosoft Following Your source for Microsoft info on interoperability, open source & open standards. Openness Blog bit.ly/iyLqiQ MS Open Tech Blog bit.ly/11ajeEh Microsoft BizSpark @bizspark Following The Microsoft BizSpark Program for Software Startups - Software, Support, Visibility Scott Guthrie @scottgu Following I live in Seattle and build a few products for Microsoft Windows Store @windowsstore Following Follow us for official tweets related to app announcements, updates and promotions in the Windows Store. file:///C|/following/following-13-1015-all.htm[10/15/2013 8:48:23 AM] Cryptome (Cryptomeorg) on Twitter MSDN Online @MSDN Following The Official Microsoft Twitter account for #Developers VisualStudio @VisualStudio Following Follow us for the latest Visual Studio news and related information for developers. Windows Phone Dev @wpdev Following Official #WPDev news, events, and answers to your app development questions. For more news, follow @windowsphone. Microsoft Channel 9 @ch9 Following Channel 9 keeps you up to date with videos from people behind the scenes building products at Microsoft. WindowsAzure @WindowsAzure Following The official account for Windows Azure. Follow for news and updates from the team and community. We blog at: WindowsAzureBlog.com. Microsoft Press @MicrosoftPress Following Official account of the book publishing team. Honored to serve Microsoft customers since 1983. Welcome! Editor: Devon Musgrave Why Microsoft @whymicrosoft Following Join in a conversation about how Microsoft solutions (such as @Office365) compare to competition and drive productivity for people and their organizations. file:///C|/following/following-13-1015-all.htm[10/15/2013 8:48:23 AM] Cryptome (Cryptomeorg) on Twitter Microsoft Hardware @msfthardware Following @MSFTHardware has moved to @Microsoft. Microsoft Learning @MSLearning Following Your trusted source for all things related to Microsoft training & certification. We're here to help you master Microsoft technologies and upgrade your career. Microsoft Cloud @MSCloud Following Your official source for Microsoft
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