Mutual Checker: Following icons in blog cards #992
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Description
This is really what I actually wanted the Mutual Checker blog card thing for: the ability to add an icon to blog cards when a user follows you but you don't follow them back as well as when they're a mutual. Oftentimes I'm in a thread somewhere and I see a blog that I think I might recognize, but that I'm not super familiar with as I don't follow them, and being able to see that they're a follower quickly is very convenient.
Obviously this doesn't work if the blog in question is a sideblog, but most of the time when I want this, it works great.
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