noun coined here
FOL·low·ance
Subscription sustained without attention; the dutiful maintenance of a following one does not read.
Her feed was mostly followance.
Etymologyfollow + -ance, licensed outright by allowance — the identical -ow + -ance junction, no stress shift.
NoteOn the model of attendance (presence without engagement) and observance (practice without belief). Following names the act or the crowd; followership names the role. Neither names the condition.
slot 5 · form 5 · clarity 4 · music 4 → 23/25 · one reader's opinion, ranks nothing