Craigslist

[Raeanne Dimick]

A website that makes people inherently dumber. Used as a way to post advertisements for the selling of items and services, it is now overrun with the stupid. Any description of an item is completely ignored, and subsequent idiotic questioning follows. In the off-chance that someone actually gets to the point of making an offer for an item, any listed price is ignored and a low-ball offer is made. A trade may also be offered, whether or not this has been mentioned as an alternative [to cash] payment. The idiocy is not entirely limited to the [buyer], as there are many occasions where a seller is contacted and then has no idea what they are selling. Because there are so many stupid people on Craigslist, many scams have been set up to take advantage of this. There are multiple types of [schemes] in place to try to take these peoples money, often successfully. Despite [Craigslists] best efforts and numerous warnings against these scams, most users are often too dense to realize that they are about to be [financially raped], and possibly physically as well as there are many listings for sexual encounters.

[Jason Yan]

A [terrific] community website that started in San Francisco California and is run by a [programmer] named Craig Newmark. On [Craigslist] you can find a place to live, sell your car, find a job, rant

[Hina Muqadas]

A site where [project car] actually means the [vehicle] is completely [totaled].

[Michiko]

Apparently the easiest way for a [hooker] to [advertise] her services according to local news reports regarding [prostitution]

[Vania]

American classified [advertisements] website with sections devoted to jobs, housing, [for sale], items wanted, services, community, [gigs], résumés, and discussion forums.

[Justin Bieber]

Formerly, a decent website for local classified ads and expression of opinions. Currently dysfunctional in many cities due to [craigslist] enabling indiscriminate [flaggers] to remove all ads in some categories.
[Craigslist] has no help available to users, instead relying on help forums [manned] primarily by anti-helpful trolls. Users are not treated as customers by craislist, but rather as products. Clicks sell ads in the paid categories, and absolve any previous notions about providing a service for the people.

[Tanya Shivari]

The post popular [classified] [ads] website in [the USA], and its service has now extended to other major cities around the world.