No problem, that’s what liquid democracy is for - but you should at least be intentional about who you follow. CodeGov is a great named neuron to follow for IC-OS and System Canister Management proposals. I would review this thread for up-to-date information →
Grants for voting neurons - Governance / NNS Governance - Internet Computer Developer Forum (dfinity.org)
Rakeoff is essentially an alternative frontend to the NNS. Voting power is determined the same on Rakeoff as it is on the NNS
Could you elaborate? Where does the Rakeoff neuron get its voting power from, and how does this relate to the voting power of individual users?