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Breaking the top 100!

As long-time readers know, I've put forth a great deal of time and effort in attempting to garner recognition for my writing/satire. It's been an incredibly gradual, sometimes frustrating process, but I've definitely taken some positive steps toward my goal(s). Just this morning, for example, I discovered I've broken the top 100 of Columbus, Ohio Twitter users when it comes to number of followers (https://compute.info/rank/twitter/columbus):

1) Cory Gregory: 695,459
2) Skip Prichard: 396,553
3) Urban Meyer: 387,654
4) Top Ten Percent: 374,981
5) Ohio State Buckeyes: 343,528
6) Tech Decade: 318,517
7) Bath & Body Works: 286,125
8) NHL Blue Jackets: 270,067
9) Ezekiel Elliott: 265,219
10) Ohio State Buckeyes (yes, again): 254,380
13) Ohio State Football: 222,011
16) Trey Burke: 181,142
18) 10TV.com: 176,600
19) Ohio State: 176,085
25) Brutus Buckeye: 125,220
33) Columbus Crew SC: 99,161
35) Arnold Sports: 93,384
38) NBC4 Columbus: 89,629
39) Columbus Underground: 89,629
40) Buckeye Nation: 89,019
41) WSYX ABC 6: 87,193
52) (614) Magazine: 69,397
53) Downtown Columbus: 69,127
54) Jeni's Ice Creams: 69,052
56) Experience Columbus: 67,725
59) Short North: 63,668
83) Chris Spielman: 41,832
96) Clark Kellogg: 35,856
100) Craig Rozniecki: 34,636

To join the club and follow me, just go to this link and click "follow" - https://twitter.com/CraigRozniecki
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