Thanks for your reply! I don't have a key for @sisilafamille. Probably only you know it :) As you know (probably you may have forgotten cause it might be too old days), @sisilafamille has multisig (2 of any @guest123, @hellosteem, and of course you :) and keys for @guest123 and @hellosteem are open in the examples, e.g., steem-js and such. Actually there is a multisig test code using that combination (but not for following function. following is a little bit more trickly since it requires custom_json)

Since it's open in github source, I think it can be used for some testing by anybody, right? Actually many already did. But @sisilafamille's following was the first :)

This is the posting about it. Show me your full vote :) I'm kidding but it'd be good to have your voting. of course need not be a full vote.  https://busy.org/@blockchainstudio/multisig-sisilafamille-followee
Sorry it's mainly in Korean. I told people that I'll give some steem if they also make @sisilafamille follow them. One guy already made it :)

You're working in busy, especially on steemconnect, right? I worked at Facebook headquarter before, and that's one reason why I'm more interested in Steemit. Now I'm in academia as an economist. But I was also a SWE before, so these days I'm doing some programming on the steem blockchain as a hobby. @gomdory (it means "bear" in Korean) is such a thing. It's a bot (in kr community) that gives a free vote on comments that would be lost otherwise (i.e., < $0.02) As you know kr is a big community on steemit. but many left (probably due to steem/sbd price). @gomdory is to support people write interesting comments on neighbor's posts. (he only votes when some minimum is already voted and there are many exclusion rules to avoid abusing)