Ordering followers/following lists

Something that's been bugging me for quite some time is that my followers and following lists are randomly ordered (somewhat). They're very loosely categorized by the amount of followers each user has (in the list), but it's still very random and inconvenient. For example, one can often judge the quality of a users problems by seeing if staff and other good problem writers are following them. In my case, I like seeing if popular people are following me! The bizarrely ordered lists make this task impossible in some cases, like Calvin's and Peter's. I have no idea if they're following me! Supposedly, Peter is, but I'm not sure about Calvin. Anyways, I asked Peter about this issue, and he claimed that the purpose was so that people didn't just see the really popular people when they looked who a person was following. That's ridiculous! If somebody is looking at a list of somebody else's followers, they know to ignore the people that they already are familiar with (if they're looking for somebody). I know it seems like a silly thing to be annoyed by, but it's really annoying. So my suggestion to Brilliant is to have the option to order lists by preference, or by certain factors like most problems solved, most followers, most liked solutions, least followers, etc.. If you support my ideas or would like to share your own annoyances, comment below! If you agree with me, reshare and like this post! :D

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Ordering followers/following lists

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