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What about security? How is this protected from abuse? Why is this all public information? It feels like a honeypot to be honest. My suggestion would be to hide the names unless visitor is logged in AND there is a match in their city.
All this does is show who put a city in their profile. You could find those via Google as well.
What about security? How is this protected from abuse? Why is this all public information? It feels like a honeypot to be honest. My suggestion would be to hide the names unless visitor is logged in AND there is a match in their city.
What about security? How is this protected from abuse? Why is this all public information? It feels like a honeypot to be honest. My suggestion would be to hide the names unless visitor is logged in AND there is a match in their city.
What abuse? Your HN profile is public anyhow. All this does is show who put a city in their profile. You could find those via Google as well.
didn't know there was an .hn tld, very cool! as a socially anxious person, i just found out there's only 2 of us in my country, and i'm the other one
What about security? How is this protected from abuse? Why is this all public information? It feels like a honeypot to be honest. My suggestion would be to hide the names unless visitor is logged in AND there is a match in their city.
I hate websites that do this.
People know that what they're putting here will be public, they make the judgment themselves if they're okay with that.
What about security? How is this protected from abuse? Why is this all public information? It feels like a honeypot to be honest. My suggestion would be to hide the names unless visitor is logged in AND there is a match in their city.
There are multiple cities in the U.S. with the name of my city, so unfortunately this doesn't work for me.
> City not found. Make sure you use the format: City, Country (Paris, France) It might be good to rework this—cities only, and provide a drop-down box for users to select. Having city, country is a bit superfluous for people who live in city-states.
very cool! I'm surprised there are no signups in SF yet. I'm sure many will come.