Blind Expands Its Anonymous Community to Everyone in Tech (mashable.com)

I've been using this since the layoffs at Microsoft. Hopefully the content quality stays up even after allowing in the masses.

Like all anonymous messageboard apps, I expect them to fold when it inevitably gets co-opted for gossip, outrageous allegations, bullying etc.

Juicycampus anyone?

This has been my go to networking site for a while now. I feel less prestigious now that everyone can get in, but it's worth it for the new opportunities it will bring.

I heard about layoffs on Blind and helped me prepare for it.

I'm already using it. It's cool.

Lots of juicy tech trash drama in this app

I've always been interested in how this model would play out. I guess the service would be a lot more favored by the employees than the employers. It should really look for ways to genuinely benefit the employers as well by becoming an honest feedback channel rather than a source of company's leaked information for the tech media.

Have always wanted to use it but couldn't. But after reading this news started using it right away and already spent a half an hour browsing the app.

Finally!

Spam votes and spam comments will get your accounts and sites banned on HN, so please don't.

>to everyone in tech

Great, I'll try this.

>Where is your office located? >United States >South Korea

Umm, pretty sure there are more than two countries where tech exists...