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Recently, Beijing-based blogger @miki proposed an interesting idea: before reaching out to him, he hopes people will first give him a like. This simple request holds deeper implications. As someone active in online social circles, @miki is likely accustomed to various forms of interaction. Yet, he hopes to use this approach to filter out those genuinely interested in him. This reminds me of the 'VIP queue jumping' phenomenon in real life. We often see people trying to gain special privileges or treatment through various means, unaware that this behavior can make others feel uncomfortable or even trigger resentment. However, @miki's proposal is different. He's not seeking special treatment, but rather establishing a connection to find those genuinely interested in him. In today's social media era, we're often overwhelmed by information, struggling to find people truly worth paying attention to. @miki's proposal encourages us to rethink our approach to social interactions and how to find meaningful connections.