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It had to do with sex work and human trafficking, they were legally required to remove it or something.
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Craigslist has my favorite UI — it’s so delightfully Web 1.0, and it still works beautifully. >

If only it weren't absolutely infested now by companies instead of individuals. >

Depends on where you look, I guess. I mostly see posts from humans under photo+video for sale. >

I have a certain bike as a saved search. I constantly get pinged for new listings and it will be 50 of the same ad for a car lot or some shit. >

OK yeah, those I see across some of the categories. I guess it’s just less common when I’m window-shopping for cameras/trying to find someone who doesn’t know the value of a Leica who’s letting one go for $25. >

The casual encounters section was one of the most entertaining places on the internet, and now it’s fone >

They should bring it back!