The people speak
Wednesday, June 30, 2010 at 10:15PM |
Jeff Lunt It's pretty simple. I don't need to bash the current classified ad solution, or other e-commerce sites that haven't changes much in years, or been innovative in solving some of the problems they've had for years.
Here's a two quick ones for you taken from the conversations happening on Twitter.
CraigsList user complaining that CraigsList is using flagging to censor complaints about the service:
Date: 2010-06-30, 7:17PM EDT
re:speaking of flagging (Lantown...or weevill)
I agree! I hate that it has come to this but since [CraigsList] is a 501-c3 yet does not allow outsiders to attend meetings this is the only outlet for those disgusted to voice opinions. Open the meetings and the books like all other 501-c3's and this will all go away . Flagginfgthese [sic] posts is censorship. Welcome to wee town. Open your meetings to the public little man.
PostingID: 1819823023
@517butterfly laments the "flakers" on CraigsList
I hate being stood up by someone on #craigslist. Seriously I could have had boxes unpacked instead of waiting in this flippin parking lot.
We think it's a clear indication that the community around this site is crumbling pretty quickly. Time will tell.
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