> NextDoor
That place was a nice idea just like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn were.
NextDoor worked out just as well as the rest of them.
That place was a nice idea just like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn were.
NextDoor worked out just as well as the rest of them.
Some neighborhoods would never be accusative of a drug dealer, but would definitely like a review on the quality of what they are suspected of dealing.
Other neighborhoods would appreciate the warning about the coyote and move on.
Iterate ad nauseam for Goodwill donation trucks, VTA Lite Rail stations, recycling centers, whatever fits that neighborhood's definition of "undesirables" and what "attracts them".
Yes, there are good things regarding NextDoor and I have experienced some of them. However, in my experience the ratio skews poorly and towards suspicion and towards hate.
It's been a few years since I've been there and I have no regrets. On a nice day, it was a silly place.