Oh I hear you on that. What worked for me was keeping a little spreadsheet as I went. When I found something useful on someone's feed I would just copy the link and jot down a quick note next to their name. That way if I reached out again later I had something to reference without starting from scratch. Another tip is to focus on just one social platform and stick with it. LinkedIn for instance shows you their most recent activity right at the top of their profile so you can grab a comment about a post they made or a job change without scrolling much at all. It still takes some time but after a while you get faster at spotting the good stuff.

Dude I literally just read an article about how hard it is to find that specific issue because of how many people are chasing the Miller run right now. Apparently there's some print quality issue with #404 that makes the good copies Super rare. Took me forever to find a complete set of Grant Morrison's Animal Man back in 2018, I had to drive to three different shops across two states to get issue #19. The hunt is Real though, makes finding it feel way better than just ordering online.