It’s funny, I still see ideas for new community-centric apps/sites/platforms floating around on HN that fail to account for the people factor as though the shor

It’s funny, I still see ideas for new community-centric apps/sites/platforms floating around on HN that fail to account for the people factor as though the short history of the internet hasn’t already provided more than enough horror stories. The other day, I saw someone’s pitch for an auction website where users’ home address was publicly available by default. They didn’t see anything wrong with that. Big yikes.