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Posted 2 years ago.
So here's the "where do you draw the line" thing...I started looking at my followers. Right off the bat I deleted one as they seemed to be just about promoting their spammy type "product". Then I came to one who was promoting their site, but they had content that I could see where it would be helpful for some people, just not for me. So that one I can't decide if I should block or not. Hope other people will post comments. I guess I want to be "nice" and blocking just seems so drastic. :)
I voted "no" because I never have (make) time to check out my new followers. (Shame on me.) I had never equated letting them follow you as a way of promoting them. But then, I'm a small time Twitter user. I can not imagine that anyone would be checking out who follows me. I have actually wished there was some way to separate the wheat from the chaff as it were when it comes to followers, though. I tend to think of blocking as what you do to people who are promoting lewdness, not just merely obnoxious. Having said all that I'm going to now postpone my evening chores and take a look at who's following me!