(03-07-2023, 07:56 PM)Jags Wrote:

(03-07-2023, 05:54 PM)homebiscuit Wrote: Yeah, that’s a return which needs to be left on their doorstep.

I don’t have any social media.  Not a fan of public shaming.  Crossed my mind to have my wife do it on the neighborhood page.  But, it’s been returned to its rightful owner.  

Since I’m at it, stuff that comes in with no user manual.  9/10 I’ve got it.  1/10, I’ve got questions.

I had to leave the Nextdoor app when it turned into the virtual public square for naming and shaming people. Especially for the dog poop issue. That was a top ten favourite of people to complain about. That and our local roundabout/traffic circle. I just couldn't take the stupidity anymore. 

It's a shame because it's really useful when you need local recommendations for plumbers, mechanics, daycare centers, etc., as well as a local/neighborhood information hub when stuff happens. When the week-long power outage happened it was very helpful with neighbors or local law enforcement, the energy company, etc., updating citizens of places to get a meal, a shower, hot coffee, progress on getting power restored. 

I didn't deactivate my account so when the next weather event or whatever happens I can still get information but I took the app off of my phone and will restore it as needed.

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