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    Following people

    You can follow people on GitHub AE to receive notifications about their activity.

    About followers on GitHub AE

    When you follow people, you'll see their public activity in the activity view of your news feed.

    You can unfollow someone if you do not wish to see their public activity on GitHub AE.

    Following a user on GitHub AE

    1. Click a user image to display that user's profile.

      User image

    2. Click Follow under their profile image.

      Follow user button

    Unfollowing a user on GitHub AE

    1. Click a user image to display that user's profile.

      User image

    2. Click Unfollow under their profile image.

      User profile button

    Viewing followed users on GitHub AE

    1. Click a user image to display that user's profile.

      User image

    2. Click following under their profile image.

      User following

    Viewing followers on GitHub AE

    1. Click a user image to display that user's profile.

      User image

    2. Click followers under their profile image.

      User following

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