Nextdoor: A neighborhood social network that is being used to fight crime
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#4I think the key is using this technique on already established social networks. This seems like it would only target those who have actually had crimes committed against them: I'm not going to be browsing Nextdoor if nothing has happened to me.
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#5Reminds me of a previous HN submission: http://thenextweb.com/socialmedia/2012/12/07/local-police-po... I think the key is using this technique on already established social networks. This seems like it would only target those who have actually had crimes committed against them: I'm not going to be browsing Nextdoor if nothing has happened to me.
As a Baltimore denizen, I respectfully submit that not everyone thinks that way.
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#7Maybe I should have put my email address on the "waiting list", but at that point I just closed my browser and moved on.
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#9Nextdoor is an example of more practical/useful local social networking. Social apps/sites can serve greater needs than selling coupon deals and ads, and I hope we see more user-focused development like this (as opposed to advertiser-focussed development).
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#10Sounds like something I'd monitor if I were going to rob a neighborhood.
:-P