Why are we forced to submit information or login to just browse the site? At the bottom of the page, the site promises to show you cities in which NextDoor actually exists...but it takes a full four clicks into an ever-deepening nest to find out that there is nothing for the city I've chosen:

https://nextdoor.com/find-neighborhood/ (Select a state)

https://nextdoor.com/find-neighborhood/fl/ (Select a city)

https://nextdoor.com/find-neighborhood/fl/green-acres--lakew... (Select a neighborhood)

https://nextdoor.com/find-neighborhood/fl/green-acres/ (Select a...neighborhood...within a neighborhood??)

How about showing a list of actual neighborhood/cities in which NextDoor actually exists?

edit: below the fold on the right side is a link to a "demo website"

http://demo.trynextdoor.com/news_feed/

The items look recent so I don't know if it's just a default "actual" neighborhood for the demo wrapper or just designed to look up to date. Looking at some of the pages...I can see how this is helpful for neighborhoods but it doesn't quite fill the data-niche that EveryBlock had...besides actual city data (which likely required bespoke scrapers/data-storage scripts), EB pulled down local Yelp/Flickr/Craigslist data to populate the site...the Nextdoor demo site looks entirely populated with user submissions, which may be sparse for some areas.