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There very much can be a point to it, because sometimes some "undesirable" person follows you and the internet justice brigade jumps to the conclusion that if "Brad the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Fratboy" is following you, then you must be an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ fratboy yourself.
No other program that I know of, has the follow feature without knowing who is following you.
Y tho
On any case it depends also on what it dose, Steam follow puts your public shared activety on there feed, like when you upload a public screenshot, or workshop item
They can just open your screenshots and see the same stuff
Why will you want to know who is following you? and if there been a bother you can just block them
Blocking wouldn't work the person can still see ur stuff only communication will be blocked but again.Why don't u want ppl to follow u
Not really, to get "notification of comments on your profile" they need to sub to your comments (above the comments area)
That is not one of the things follow dose
Also, I can even see my random followers on ebay.
So I think that you should be either able to see who is following you, or have the option to not have anyone follow you.
I, for one, find it very disconcerting that I have way more followers than friends, which are family only.