🤣 LinkedIn Dialogue: “#Nextdoor Enters Uncharted Territory” 🤣

Niel (now a proud NXDR shareholder):

“Well, folks… I did it. I bought shares of #Nextdoor. I now officially have skin in the game. They can’t ignore the neighbor who also owns part of the neighborhood.”

Intern at #Nextdoor HQ:

“Sir… Niel bought shares. Should we delete his comments… or welcome him to the investor club?”

CFO Penny Pincherstein:

“Delete the comments. Always delete the comments. It’s tradition.”

CMO Brandy Buzzwords:

“But he’s influencing others to buy shares… creating shareholder engagement! Isn’t that… good?”

Nirav Tolia (President, holding a stress ball shaped like Alcatraz):

“Engagement? With Niel? We’ve entered uncharted waters. Someone get the crisis binder. And a Commodore 64. And reboot the intern.”

Bubbles the Clown (Employee of the Month):

“Maybe we flip a coin? Heads: delete the comments. Tails: triple-delete the comments.”

Everyone:

“Perfect. That’s the governance model!”

💼 Now the serious part — because this matters.

Comedy aside, there’s a real issue here: how a company treats its shareholders is a predictor of how it will operate as a business. If accountability, transparency, or basic dialogue are treated as inconveniences — if legitimate shareholder questions are ignored or quietly erased — that signals a deeper cultural mindset. One that affects earnings, trust, advertiser confidence, and long-term viability.

I’m now a shareholder. Others have followed after seeing my posts. That makes this more than community commentary — it makes it an investment concern.

Strong companies don't silence their stakeholders.

Strong companies communicate.

Strong companies listen.

Whether #Nextdoor chooses that path is now a question of leadership, values, and future outlook.

And believe me — as a shareholder, I’ll continue watching. Closely.

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