Obsessed and Relentless — But It Raises a Bigger Question: When Did Nextdoor Stop Caring?

On Friday, March 13, 2026, I published a blog post outlining my continued observations and concerns about the direction of Nextdoor Holdings Inc. (NXDR).

Read the full post here:

https://www.nielflamm.com/blog/1g6fmmdk2iqc2h7iai8iavbau86cjd

Over the past several months, I’ve made it clear that I’m not going away quietly. As both a user and shareholder, I’ve continued to raise questions and share my dissatisfaction across multiple channels — LinkedIn, X, and my own site (https://NielFlamm.com).

If there’s one stolen phrase that captures my approach, it’s this:

Obsessed and Relentless.

The goal isn’t negativity. The goal is accountability and improvement for a platform that claims to connect neighbors.

Recently, something small caught my attention. On one LinkedIn post where I discussed concerns about the company — including the absence of a share buyback despite having cash on hand and no reported debt — the only response I received from someone associated with Nextdoor Service was a thumbs-up emoji. That reaction made me pause.

This raised a bigger question: When did Nextdoor stop caring?

Interestingly, that exact question is the title of an upcoming book from a leader I had the privilege of working with twice, Natalie Beckerman. More information about the book can be found here:

https://www.facebook.com/scottmillerj1/photos/maison-vero-is-honored-to-announce-the-publication-of-natalie-beckermans-forthco/1424826529643595/

Perhaps #NiravTolia, NextDoor Service, and the broader organization might consider picking up a copy when it’s available.

Just a thought. Because platforms built around community should demonstrate one thing above all else:

That they care about the community they serve.

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