My Nextdoor Neighbor App. Letters in her neighborhood were delivered with her as the sender. The letters were asking the receivers to install the app and join the community. W.H. did not send those letters, but she was a user of the Nextdoor app. And she remembered receiving an email from Nextdoor asking whether she would like to invite the people in her neighborhood. Muting a neighbor hides all their posts from your view of Nextdoor. The muted neighbor will not be notified that you've muted them. The muted neighbor will not be notified that you've muted them. Tip: You can mute and unmute someone from your own neighborhood, but if you mute someone from a Nearby Neighborhood, you won't be able to unmute them. To join Nextdoor as a business, find and create your Business Page and confirm that you are the business owner. You may also create a page if you offer casual services as a neighbor for hire. Nextdoor neighbors frequently ask for recommendations for anything from plumbers and landscapers to kid-friendly restaurants to florists, hair salons, auto-mechanics, and home project providers.
When I first joined Nextdoor, the hyperlocal social networking site in 2014, I was charmed by neighbors in my East Bay suburb rallying to help one another find lost cats and dogs. Everyone has that weird neighbor — unless they are that weird neighbor. With the Nextdoor app, posts like these make it a little easier to spot which people on the block to steer clear of. Crazy Nextdoor App Posts: These Are the Weirdos in Your Neighborhood
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The neighborhood social networking app Nextdoor is caving under the pressure of the Black Lives Matter movement. Pro-movement posts are being taken down while racist ones are left to stand. Letters in her neighborhood were delivered with her as the sender. The letters were asking the receivers to install the app and join the community. W.H. did not send those letters, but she was a user of the Nextdoor app. And she remembered receiving an email from Nextdoor asking whether she would like to invite the people in her neighborhood. Members will see prompts on Nextdoor, encouraging them to turn active conversation threads into groups. This tool makes it easier than ever to bring your local community together, safely, with a click of a button. Every day when I look at my own Nextdoor app, I see more groups forming in my neighborhood: Parent Groups, Book Club Groups, Faith. Nextdoor is the neighborhood hub for trusted connections and the exchange of helpful information, goods, and services. Join your neighborhood.
