You can manage whom you follow/unfollow through [b]Profile[/b] > [b]Membership[/b] > [b]Followed Users[/b] Essentially, you need to keep "unfollowing" until you're less than 100 in order to follow new members, here's why: The way the "followed" list works is actually divided into two areas • People that you manually follow on bungie.net • People that you make friends with in Destiny that have a linked bungie.net account The "soft cap" is 100 members, I say "soft" because it's possible to go over that limit as you've mentioned. This is done by friending people in Destiny with a linked bungie.net account, it will "Auto follow" them on bungie.net on both accounts (theirs and yours). People that have 200+ followed users on bungie.net are users that probably LFG on Destiny often and every time they add new people, it auto follows them (and unfriending via Xbox Live or PSN after the fact doesn't remove them from your bungie.net followed list). If you're over 100 followed people on bungie.net, the only way to add more, is to add them on Destiny. If you want to manually follow people on bungie.net without adding them on Destiny AND over the 100 limit, you have to remove ANY of your "followed" users until you're less than 100, then you can manually add them. Currently the purpose of "following" folks is more to get their updates to their bungie.net status and have a favorites list to check on them, there is no feed anymore like their use to be.