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Joseph Porcelli · Sep 28th, 2026
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# Halloween
# Suggested Post
# Safety Tips
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Joseph Porcelli · Sep 28th, 2026
Why this angle: "it hasn't happened here" only feels true because most close calls never get reported. Asking directly means even the honest "no" answers show how many neighbors have never thought to check.
# #FirePreventionWeek
# Behavioral Science
# Phone Charging
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Joseph Porcelli · Sep 28th, 2026
Why this angle: swapping in a cheap or mismatched charger doesn't feel risky in the moment, it feels efficient. This surfaces the actual habit instead of asking people to admit they're careless.
# #FirePreventionWeek
# Phone Charging
# Behavioral Science
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Joseph Porcelli · Sep 28th, 2026
Why this angle: most people don't picture their own phone as a fire risk. Asking where it charges instead of whether they "follow safety tips" gets the real answer instead of the polite one.
# #FirePreventionWeek
# Phone Charging
# Behavioral Science
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Joseph Porcelli · Sep 24th, 2026
# Disaster Response
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Joseph Porcelli & Jeannette Sutton · Sep 17th, 2026
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Joseph Porcelli · Jun 30th, 2026
# Product annoucement

Joseph Porcelli · Jun 30th, 2026
The Nextdoor feed loves polls, it's imperative to use this post type to engage your residents. Below are use cases and guidance to succeed.
# Polls

Joseph Porcelli · Jun 29th, 2026
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# Neighbor Helping Neighbor