My only concern would be that it's open to abuse. Say you have a neighbor who hates that you park too close to his driveway (not blocking it mind you) and you get constant harassing texts, not fun.
To send a CurbTXT, just text your message - starting with the plate # (and state abbreviation) to 415.529.5775.
For example: 'CA6EEJ475 left your lights on!'
Here at CurbTXT we take the potential for abuse very seriously. If at anytime a CurbTXT user receives an inappropriate message, they may block the sender permanently by replying with the command '#block'.
Thanks for your feedback - and feel free to contact me directly with any other thoughts or concerns.
Andrew at CurbTXT info@curbtxt.com
An "F-bomb laced note" wouldn't allow your neighbor to pull out of their driveway.
Registering for CurbTXT also allows your neighbors let you know if you're about to get ticketed for street cleaning, if you've left your lights on by mistake, if someone's smashed your window, etc.
Hope this clears things up, Andrew at CurbTXT (info@curbtxt.com)
I think you have something here but it still seems a bit cart before the horse. The presumption is that we all want to be excellent to each other. In my experience when people are being rude it's more often a conscious choice rather than an inadvertent mistake. Granted, I don't live in an area where residents have to battle or shuffle around for parking and neighbors will be "neighborly" and register. However, during events with large numbers of people from outside the neighborhood, we often see rude behavior. In these cases there is no opportunity alert the offender of their "mistake". We either must be proactive to guard our parking or start a a tow truck parade to coincide with the event.See the FAQ on our website for details: http://curbtxt.com
Appreciate your feedback - and feel free to contact me with any other thoughts or concerns.
Andrew at CurbTXT (info@curbtxt.com)