Nextdoor is everyone's grandma now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a wonderful app that lets people become neighborly and kind with one another. Builds a village!

Posting drivel, often accusatory of others, on a semi-anonymous app builds a village? Neighborly and kind. Please.

Oh honey, you’ll attract bees with honey, not vinegar! You have to be kind to others if you want them to be kind to you. That’s how a village is created.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a wonderful app that lets people become neighborly and kind with one another. Builds a village!

Posting drivel, often accusatory of others, on a semi-anonymous app builds a village? Neighborly and kind. Please.

Oh honey, you’ll attract bees with honey, not vinegar! You have to be kind to others if you want them to be kind to you. That’s how a village is created.

LOL.

[Anonymous]

Mine often debates whether a photo is a fox or a coyote. They also have people up in arms about neighbors not shoveling snow off of their sidewalk. Then others will either quote ordinances to back her up or provide a multitude of reasons on why they are not able. We also get lost dog announcements and photos of nature. Oh, the helicopters and sirens wind them up, too. It’s all fairly useless and annoying to read.

[Anonymous]

We get the one who tries to publicly shame people who she has decided speed through the neighborhood. Posting photos of the plates, commenting on the person’s demeanor and appearance, all the while she is the one who tears through the neighborhood endangering people.