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It is ridiculous that they are doubling down on their "private social network" nonsense rather than admitting to users that whatever they post there is ALWAYS g
by paxy 9y ago
It is ridiculous that they are doubling down on their "private social network" nonsense rather than admitting to users that whatever they post there is ALWAYS going to be public.
- pishpash 9y agoAgreed, that's stupid. That's not how digital content works. The only thing that works is anonymity, which social networks of our age have forbidden on principle. That, along with maybe bot-generated fake posts to add deniability.
- Dotnaught 9y agoPeople regularly leak what happens inside companies, where people have signed secrecy agreements and face repercussions far more serious than losing account access to a social network. Nextdoor is fighting a losing battle.