Co-founder of Honeycomb, enabling shared parenting through trusted community @HoneycombFamily. Founding Partner @HashtagAngels. Alum of @Twitter.
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Anyone else having issues with @NotionHQ customer service and bugs? We’ve had unresolved major bugs that affect our business for 7 months. Cannot get a commitment for a fix or any urgency.
@NotionHQ We use Notion for our user FAQs and guides. We use toggle menus and link to block to send them to specific answers. These links have not worked for a month now. What is the point of a paid service that fails at the single key value prop we are paying for?
It’s now been 7 MONTHS and this is not resolved and we’ve been given no info into when or even IF it will be solved. I still have to pull teeth to get responses.
"I have more faith in Congress’s ability to refine a law than I do in the social platforms’ willingness to change without one." @profgalloway in open.substack.com/pub/jonath…
Couldn't agree more with these points, but I do believe we can relearn to build parent community in ways that don't require us all to be hyperlocal (though that's dreamy and important). And it all starts with our elementary schools: myhoneycomb.app/connect
I'm a big believer in Lenore's @LetGrowOrg and her great work to help us bring independence back to childhood. If parents felt less anxious thanks to being in stronger parent communities, it would be easier to create less anxious childhoods. It gets better, together!
For kids to connect it helps if parents can, too. One new way is via @honeycombfamily. I saw a demo. It mashes up family accounts + school calendar but best of all, it gives parents the contact info of other parents, like the old class list. myhoneycomb.app/go
I deeply appreciate @JonHaidt’s work but I strongly disagree with him in his answer to @ProfEmilyOster’s question about how parents can solve our collective action problem. We literally don’t have other parents’ info; parent communities are very weak.
parentdata.org/phones-and-th…
Well, I guess I have to put it here too! First time live tweets were curated to live TV. With love to @robinsloan @franklentz, h/t @leahlamb for reminding me it's been 16 years!
When did parenting become so hard? When it became so lonely.
Surgeon General issued a General Advisory today about how parents are in trouble. It's no longer a secret: parenting is too stressful.
Policy & workplace changes are crucial, but parents need ways to make their lives better, now. Enter: Honeycomb 🧡
nytimes.com/2024/08/28/opini…
Second @Waymo ride and I’m in love. Loyalty, safety, commitment. Turns out I talk to my Waymo like a dog — “hi little guy!” “what a good boy” — and can’t help but say thank you out loud to the empty driver seat.
I'm coming out of my tweet hibernation/retirement/depression to hype up two of my FAVORITE people: @jess & @aunder and their new baby @Adverbvc. Yeah, they are great investors blah blah but most important: they damn GREAT people and wonderful friends. 💚💛 xitter.cf/jess/status/1678810107…
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I’m happy to share that @AmericanCancer and @Color are partnering to make cancer screening and prevention more accessible to millions of Americans.
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Gutted by this news but understand @jacindaardern’s decision. So many brilliant, deeply-needed female leaders, who are also mothers of young children, get burned out by the burdens of misogyny, online abuse & social judgement. The impact lost is enraging. Dammit, time to fix it.
#PrimeMinister @jacindaardern resigned today. I am not surprised nor do I blame her. Her treatment, the pile on, in the last few months has been disgraceful and embarrassing. All the bullies, the misogynists, the aggrieved. She deserved so much better. A great leader. Thanks PM!
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1/ There's one night I will remember most when thinking about Nancy Pelosi - the night I watched her single handedly save health care for 20 million Americans.
It was at the first Democratic caucus meeting after Scott Brown won the special Senate election in Massachusetts.
