Citations:moot

Noun: "(Internet slang) a mutual follower on a social media platform"

 * 2020, Twitter user, quoted in Janella Paris & Carles Roca, "Not Your Fandom, Not Your Problem?: Cosmopolitan Solidarities And Fissures Among Transnational K-pop Fans", paper submitted to Pompeu Fabra University, page 19:
 * My REAL Indian moots on my secret (kind of) account does not (sic) find it offensive.
 * 2020, @healer_katara, "Café au Twitter", ZaofuToday, Issue 1, page 10:
 * Eid Mubarak to all my muslim moots out there
 * 2021, @DIORJAEYUN, "NCity Small Business", EnVi, Winter 2021, page 222:
 * I just simply post them in my main Twitter account, then hoping that my moots will like and retweet them.
 * 2021, Dinna Chan Vasquez, "What do 'naur' and 'oomf' mean?", BusinessMirror, 27 March 2021, page A10:
 * “Mutuals” or “moots” are those you follow and who follow you back.
 * 2022, anonymous, quoted in Fayika Farhat Nova et al., "Cultivating the Community: Inferring Influence Within Eating Disorder Networks on Twitter", Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, January 2022 (article link):
 * RT: hi..jst joined #edtwt! let’s be moots and rt each other