Following someone who no longer exists?

I tried to follow Steve Jobs, I know, I have to much time on my hands!!!. Anyway he had a Ping account for the keynote presentation, and thought it would be fun to follow the Boss. After I found him on Ping, I followed him. Then I guess, they disabled his account. Now I have the little indicator that says I am following one person. I deleted him and cannot go back to following zero. How do I reset that back to zero. thanks Stephen

Hey there,
That account you are talking about was disabled because it wasn't the real Steve Jobs. I felt on the same mistake too.
I didn't like to have that account sticked to my following lists, so I kept trying to remove him and eventually after some tries it was gone for good.
Hope this work with too!
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