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80 Comments on Localism update - Neighborhoods, communities, urban villages...
Localism is very strong!!!!!!!!!! I love how you can focus your blogs on certian neighborhoods in your area. This will lead to even more conusmer feedback :)
Eddy
First of All, Localism is sweet. I love the idea and I love the concept...all the research I have been doing to incorporate a more heavily local key-word selection for my upcoming blog posts for this year has been paying off nicely for helping build this project. I have noticed trulia has a very similar platform (at least in Detroit) they break down by neighborhood as well. We all know AR beats the pants off of Trulia as far as I am concerned.
Anyway on to my questions...I know you guys are probably really busy and don't have a lot of time to work on stuff like this, but I have a few questions about Localism
1. Why is the city of Detroit listed 2x. once in Wayne County and Once in Oakland County. There is only one Detroit and it actually is in Wayne County....my wonderful content about the city is split into two for some reason and some of it shows up in Oakland county Detroit and some in Wayne county Detroit....again the city really is located in Wayne as far as I know. Please somebody tell me to shut up if I am wrong on this one.
2. Browsing a few other cities to get ideas about what to add, I noticed some places add parks, schools and even buildings. I even added a large condominium complex because I wasn't sure....What is the official stance on this....are we to add things like this...(as I am pretty sure you are looking for "content." Or is this too off base for now and should we only be adding actual neighborhoods and local communities?
Thanks for the help and clarification.
Josh
You guys are tying to confuse me....
I thought this looked like old news, then I saw the first comment dated 1/6/07. That's when I knew you ere try8ng to confuse me.
well, it worked...
John Occhi, Hemet REALTOR
www,JohnOcchi.com
What great timing. Photos taken this morning of the Baltimore neighborhoood, Cheswolde, were put up as post on localism. Guess I should also add the photos under Maryland. This is getting very exciting.
www.HomeRome.com
Baltimore,Md.
Great info. I have already used the new mapping for a couple of neighborhoods I added. Thanks for the continued updates.
Jeff
Guess I better get over and really start exploring Localism.com. I've been writing local posts and plan to write more. Looking forward to all the great things in store for localism!
Ann
This is making more sense now. I haven't gone to the localism.com yet and wasn't sure why people were talking about adding communities, I read KK's blog too. I think I'm getting it now :) Thanks!
This just confirms that I need to keep up with my local posts. My head is spinning from the possibilities.
Raingods, you guys ROCK!!
I agree Caron. If a consumer tries to contact them, they wouldnt even get the message through the system because they probably haven't set up the email forward.
I too would like to add information and news about an specific community. Can anyone explain how is done?
Jay Skinner
I am also trying to add community Sub-Divisions to Localism...but, this Blog seems to be outdated as it no longer looks like the photo above and I am signed in and can not access this information as stated above. I would also be interested in reporting wrong information and getting it corrected.
Thank you for your Time!