When Accountability Meets the Ticker Tape (and Confidence Erodes)

As of today, #NXDR is trading around $1.90, down $0.06 from its last reported price of $1.96. Volume is light—under 1.9M shares—and I’m officially underwater. My average purchase price is $1.96.

Let’s be clear: I’m not a whale. My posts don’t move markets. But they can’t help build confidence when the same issues go unaddressed—leadership silence, lack of engagement, and a refusal to pivot from an anonymous, biased, non-observable moderator model.

When a company’s mission is connection, opacity is expensive. Leadership starts at the top. Until #NiravTolia and Nextdoor address governance, accountability, and real two-way engagement, the stock will continue to reflect uncertainty—not just market sentiment. The ticker—#NXDR—is simply mirroring that reality.

So here’s the straightforward question:

Wouldn’t it be prudent—today—to have a conversation with me and agree? Haven’t I shown I’m not going away? Hello? Is the Board of Directors seeing how the ship is steering directly toward danger?

I bought the stock because the idea is sound. The execution needs to catch up. Transparency in moderation, clear accountability, and consistent engagement aren’t optional—they’re prerequisites for rebuilding trust and shareholder value.

All my contact information is public—on #LinkedIn, #Facebook, and NielFlamm.com. I’m here, waiting for someone to reach out and help.

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