Nextdoor

Nextdoor just suspended my account because of some racially heated threads that were not even started by me. It has become a utter cesspool of leftist, socialist ideologies, butthurt feelings of white progressives wallowing in their own white guilt whilst kneeling at the altar at the church of the blm. I speak my mind, always will! I would just recommend if you want a good place to find out the going's on in your neighborhood, just talk to your neighbors instead. Avoid the Nextdoor website like the plague!

The Hiawatha neighborhood of Minneapolis (and nearby neighborhoods) has a lead that does not act on racist posts, and will censor liberal points of view (in a very liberal city... so that's probably most of the neighborhood). He's tried to get elected to various local offices (city council, for example) but never gets more than about 5% of the vote because... our neighborhood knows what a jerk he is. However, he apparently works out well for Nextdoor- entirely due the fact that he has about 1,000 invites to his name. Invites are their metric... actually being a positive benefit to the neighborhood is not part of this company's efforts.

Want to get banned from the app (as I did), post about a real crime/criminal. When my neighbor's bicycle was stolen, I had a clear photo and posted, and my neighbor verified it was his bike. Next thing you know, I'm banned. It's a badge of honor, though--don't want to be like their ubiquitous "Oh, there are squirrels on my patio, eek!" frantic posts.

This app is not managed well enough to keep users safe. I thought there were admins keeping things respectful until I was bullied and the "leads" did nothing about it, thus encouraging it to continue.

When I joined Nextdoor it was mainly letting you know who your neighbors were and if you needed help with something you could post it on Nextdoor asking your neighbors if they could help and you would get several responses from others willing to help without expecting anything. Now your post for help would get buried by all they garage sale or for sale postings. Some people don't know how to add multiple photos to a sales listing, so they create 5 listings for 5 different items. I used to feel safe with Nextdoor but not anymore.

My account was disabled without warning. I received no email notifying me of any violation reported nor given a chance to reply or dispute. I mainly post about lost dogs in the neighborhood with the occasional reply to someones request for contractor information.

There is no way to contact anyone about the situation other than a generic inquiry through a form with no relevance to being disabled. I have to wait 48+ hours for a reply. I would not expect one of my customers to do business with me after being treated like this. I will fight to get my account reinstated so I can post my story and then deactivate the account. Sitejabber should give us an option for "0" stars. One star is too generous in my opinion.

Next Door is a great concept to share information to neighbors that is important in every aspect. Sadly, this company cuts corners on pay and allows neighbors to be in charge of other neighbors. It's just a bitter HOA with a keyword.

If you have half of a brain and know how to type, you can be a reviewer, lead or moderator on Next Door. It's a way for bitter neighbors to emerse the only bit of power they will have in their pathetic lives to oust people off just to do it. And don't even try to use facts, logic or any sort of intelligence, because these people cannot handle any sort of objectivity - it's their opinion or the highway. I cannot believe Next Door allows random people to handle their neighbors - they have made what can be a great tool and resource an online playground for uneducated bullies to run.

This website is a great way for neighbors to stay informed and know whats happening in your area and surrounding neighborhoods. I know our local police department uses this website also to provide information. This website is helpful to those people reaching out to their neighbors if they need help with something like finding a lost pet or looking for a good electrician or plumber or any type of service. I do know that some of the ads on Nextdoor, particularly the general Real Estate blasts can be misleading information about your neighborhood real estate values so take those with "a grain of salt".

It's run by a bunch of arbitrary idiots. They will remove people for comments that are completely benign. But Nextdoor people are so ignorant that they don't even understand thenWnflsh language being used. It's almost like they're just a robot and if your comment has a word n their verboten list they will eject you. I guess it's a power trip by idiots. They can't do anything well. They make hardly any money from Nextdoor. Let's hope it goes out of business like all inferior businesses.should do.

I absolutely love Nextdoor.com. This is a great idea for neighbors that live in the same vicinity to get to know each other. It's frustrating to read so many negative complaints on here about Nextdoor. People need to understand that Nextdoor is a private company and has a set of guidelines that we all agree to when we join. It's really very simple to follow their guidelines and treat each other with kindness. I have been a member and Lead for 6 years and started 3 neighborhoods and have never been suspended or disciplined for anything because I treat all members with respect. I, like many others, spend lots of time on the site and find it very enjoyable.

Thanks to postings on Nextdoor, I've learned where break-ins have occurred in the area, who's having a charity lemonade stand, whose pet is missing so I can help watch out for them, and gained important information about events affecting the neighborhood such as the potential loss of Ty's Automotive and the latest construction delays on College Ave. I've gotten recommendations on people providing services, and warnings about those to avoid. It's a valuable resource that I check every day.

Unlike others, I don't object to freedom of speech be it local or national politics and would rather see less censureship than more. I think a forum like Nextdoor is very usual for getting information to the public. And members should feel free to disagree and express that in a reasonable manner.

On a practical level, there should be more categories in the "for sale" listings, like holiday etc. there's too much to browse when you are looking for something specific or trying to sell something specific.

Bias and one-sided censorship. If you talk pro Marxism or pro democrat values and ideas then you are all good to say whatever you want even if it goes against their guidelines.
If your views are different then you are silenced or bullied by other users. If you decide to report their actions nothing happens but if you say a fraction of what the opposing person says and they report you then you're suspended.
Worst site - app that I ever had.

I have shared my bad city library experience after tax-paid library fee yet being prevented from using it in the past 3-4 years; library robbery?
My past 3 posting of shared community commerce experience has vanished in hours; now my Nextdoor.com account has "inaccessible" for penalize my "shared experience" as " personal dispute". Public library service deprivation - violation of Civil Rights is "personal dispute"? Are you kidding me? Who is silencing us, yet took our precious personal domcile information in the name of "neighborhood"? Corporate adversary censoring?