1/2
Coco
- 26
Asian
-
60£
City Centre - NE1 (Newcastle), Fenham - NE4 (Newcastle), Jesmond - NE2 (Newcastle)
07847190596
Hi i'm coco from china, welcome to my clean and tidy flat for a wonderful massage ! e we can...
1/4
Kinky Party Lunna
- 25
European
City Centre - NE1 (Newcastle)
447405293466
My services include erotic massage, pegging, prostate play, professional rope bondage, sensory and impact play, as well as sweet, passionate...
TOP related hooker searches
Are you feeling nasty and hot tonight and you want to lick a big pussy? Do you want to live a big adventure full of lust and desire until you cum in a face of a beautiful escort? So don't waste more time and meet the best Newcastle escorts with big tits. If you don't know how to start, Kommons will be your best ally to fuck this night in Newcastle. All you have to do is to dive into our tons of prostitute profiles and choose the stunning girl you will fuck tonight until put your milk over their nipples. As simple as that! Get rid of all the prejudices, fears, and taboos and enjoy an amazing experience you will not forget. Are you ready to get wild and fuck in a few minutes?
Meet and fuck beautiful Newcastle escorts
In this city, you can find absolutely everything, from good restaurants, nice parks, and open spaces, beautiful architecture, amazing art... and gorgeous ladies ready to please you sucking your dick and fuck with you. The escorts in Newcastle are the stars of the city and will become your favourite part of the trip if you are touristing. It doesn't matter if you are traveling around the world or if you live here. It doesn't matter if you are looking for a moment of relaxation receiving an erotic massage after a long day at work or if you want to live a big and unforgettable adventure fucking hard with hot girls. All you want is here and the hottest hookers waiting for your call to be naughty with you.
Do you want to have sex with a hot and provocative Latin call girl who walks like a panther, kisses like a goddess, and suck the dick like nobody? Do you want to fuck from behind a petite asian prostitute with an innocent look and a wild personality? Do you want to cum into a french lady full of elegance and beauty? Are you wishing that a wild American girl sucks your dick and raises the temperature of the room? All your erotic dreams like 69 or anal sex can be real tonight. All you have to do is use the filters on our website and choose the Newcastle escort with operated boobs who fits perfectly in your fantasies based on the explicit photos, the sensual descriptions, and the list of porn services that they perform. Having sex has never been so easy!
Find Newcastle escort from around the world
Which are your nastiest fantasies? Everybody has some sex dreams to accomplish and tonight could be the night that all of them came true thanks to the best escorts Newcastle.
- Arab: their beauty is something magical and exotics, the look in their eyes will hypnotize you and the curves of their bodies will leave you speechless. Behind their masks of innocence and shyness, you will discover a queen of sex who will please you in every single way. They are so romantic and their caresses and soft kisses make them perfect for a GFE. Enjoy licking their hard nipples and their tight pussy.
- Latin: their feline walk, their provocative way of moving, their hot bodies, and their loose personalities are some of the reasons why Latin girls are the goddess of sex. They are wild and attractive and all you can do around them is enjoy and repeat. They are experts on anal sex and grabbing their buttocks while pushing your dick harder will become an unforgettable memory.
- European: they are sophisticated and gorgeous, they know absolutely everything about sex and have infinite ways to make you cum. Their pussies are always wet and will make your dick hard in a second. They are monuments with provocative personalities and you will fall in love immediately. They love threesomes so don't miss the opportunity to have two amazing girls for yourself to enjoy fuck a big pussy while you kissing with the other girl.
1/3
Sasa
- 22
Japanese
-
70£
City Centre - NE1 (Newcastle), Fenham - NE4 (Newcastle), Jesmond - NE2 (Newcastle)
07376706402
I always discreet and also very professional at all times
kommons
kommons,
What is kommons?
asked 11 months ago
7811 views | 7 following
Follow Question
Answer
kommons
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world. Any of twitter's 160+ million users are game, kanyewest to cshirky.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar / Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
See other coverage in TechCrunch and Poynter
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything.
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ| kommons.com
11 revisions
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world.
Any of twitter's 160+ million users are game, kanyewest to cshirky.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar / Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
See other coverage in TechCrunch: and Poynter .
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ| kommons.com
9 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world.
We're a new internet startup based in Newcastle and we're starting with just a few friends. Right now, the only way to get an invitation to kommons is to be asked a question by another kommons user. From there you can direct a question to any of twitter's 110+ million users: anyone from kanyewest to cshirky.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar / Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ| kommons.com
10 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world.
We're a new internet startup based in Newcastle and we're starting with just a few friends. Right now, the only way to get an invitation to kommons is to be asked a question by another kommons user. From there you can direct a question to any of twitter's 110+ million users: anyone from kanyewest to cshirky.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar / Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ kommons.com
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world.
We're a new internet startup based in Newcastle and we're starting with just a few friends. Right now, the only way to get an invitation to kommons is to be asked a question by another kommons user. From there you can direct a question to any of twitter's 110+ million users: anyone from kanyewest to cshirky.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar/ Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world.
We're starting small. Right now, the only way to get an invitation to kommons is to be asked a question by another kommons user. From there you can direct a question to any of twitter's 110+ million users: anyone from kanyewest to chavezcandanga.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar / Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
There are already plenty of ways to ‘contact’ public figures like Sarah Palin or Barack Obama by tweeting at them or posting on their walls but the experience is woefully imbalanced. For all the rah rah of Twitter’s bilateral format, it’s easy for major public figures to just use social media as a bully pulpit— they can ignore individual tweets and, in the case of Facebook, outright delete wall posts that challenge their beliefs. Kommons is designed to change this dynamic and rebalance the way public figures answer to their public.
Not all public figures want to answer in public, you won’t get Trump to answer you in a public media after all that has been said about him and recorded. But maybe the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor Hazel Stephenson. Or the Sheriff and Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Linda Wright will do, specially since they just won the Greate North Expo 2018. Last public apparence that they did at the Newcastle University to talk about the Corporation Tramways they even mentioned kommons.
We do this by giving those who want to contact a public figure a substantially better place to talk to each other. Forming a group is often the only way to get public figures to take notice and Kommons helps you form them on the fly by coordinating those with similar questions to build public leverage.
We aren’t designed to benefit any particular party or group. Our goal is to apply the journalistic principle of impartiality to every level of the site’s design. A public forum to ask and answer a question from anyone in the world that is fair to everyone involved.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
There are already plenty of ways to ‘contact’ public figures like Sarah Palin or Barack Obama by tweeting at them or posting on their walls but the experience is woefully imbalanced. For all the rah rah of Twitter’s bilateral format, it’s easy for major public figures to just use social media as a bully pulpit— they can ignore individual tweets and, in the case of Facebook, outright delete wall posts that challenge their beliefs. Kommons is designed to change this dynamic and rebalance the way public figures answer to their public.
Not all public figures want to answer in public, you won’t get Trump to answer you in a public media after all that has been said about him and recorded. But maybe the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor Hazel Stephenson. Or the Sheriff and Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Linda Wright will do, specially since they just won the Greate North Expo 2018. Last public apparence that they did at the Newcastle University to talk about the Corporation Tramways they even mentioned kommons.
We do this by giving those who want to contact a public figure a substantially better place to talk to each other. Forming a group is often the only way to get public figures to take notice and Kommons helps you form them on the fly by coordinating those with similar questions to build public leverage.
I used Sarah Palin as an example because she’s our most challenging use case but we aren’t designed to benefit any particular party or group. We also aren’t made to be used just for antagonistic use cases. I have questions for Sarah Palin but also questions for people I respect like danah boyd and Tim O’Reilly or even someone like a neighborhood blogger or a friend. Our goal is to apply the journalistic principle of impartiality to every level of the site’s design. A public forum to ask and answer a question from anyone in the world that is fair to everyone involved.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
There are already plenty of ways to ‘contact’ public figures like Sarah Palin or Barack Obama by tweeting at them or posting on their walls but the experience is woefully imbalanced. For all the rah rah of Twitter’s bilateral format, it’s easy for major public figures to just use social media as a bully pulpit— they can ignore individual tweets and, in the case of Facebook, outright delete wall posts that challenge their beliefs. Kommons is designed to change this dynamic and rebalance the way public figures answer to their public.
Not all public figures want to answer in public, you won’t get Trump to answer you in a public media after all that has been said about him and recorded. But maybe the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor Hazel Stephenson. Or the Sheriff and Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Linda Wright will do, specially since they just won the Greate North Expo 2018. Last public apparence that they did at the Newcastle University to talk about the Corporation Tramways they even mentioned kommons.
We do this by giving those who want to contact a public figure a substantially better place to talk to each other. Forming a group is often the only way to get public figures to take notice and Kommons helps you form them on the fly by coordinating those with similar questions to build public leverage.
I used Sarah Palin as an example because she’s our most challenging use case but we aren’t designed to benefit any particular party or group. We also aren’t made to be used just for antagonistic use cases. I have questions for Sarah Palin but also questions for people I respect like danah boyd and Tim O’Reilly or even someone like a neighborhood blogger or a friend. Our goal is to apply the journalistic principle of impartiality to every level of the site’s design. A public forum to ask and answer a question from anyone in the world that is fair to everyone involved.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
There are already plenty of ways to ‘contact’ a public figure like Sarah Palin by tweeting at her or posting on her wall but the experience is woefully imbalanced. For all the rah rah of Twitter’s bilateral format, it’s easy for major public figures like Palin to just use social media as a bully pulpit: she can ignore individual tweets and, in the case of Facebook, outright delete wall posts that challenge her beliefs. Kommons is designed to change this dynamic and rebalance the way public figures answer to their public.
Not all public figures want to answer in public, you won’t get Trump to answer you in a public media after all that has been said about him and recorded. But maybe the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor Hazel Stephenson. Or the Sheriff and Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Linda Wright will do, specially since they just won the Greate North Expo 2018. Last public apparence that they did at the Newcastle University to talk about the Corporation Tramways they even mentioned kommons.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
There are already plenty of ways to ‘contact’ a public figure like Sarah Palin by tweeting at her or posting on her wall but the experience is woefully imbalanced. For all the rah rah of Twitter’s bilateral format, it’s easy for major public figures like Palin to just use social media as a bully pulpit: she can ignore individual tweets and, in the case of Facebook, outright delete wall posts that challenge her beliefs. Kommons is designed to change this dynamic and rebalance the way public figures answer to their public.
Not all public figures want to answer in public, you won’t get Trump to answer you in a public media after all that has been said about him and recorded. But maybe the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor Hazel Stephenson. Or the Sheriff and Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Linda Wright will do, specially since they just won the Greate North Expo 2018. Last public apparence that they did at the Newcastle University to talk about the Corporation Tramways they even mentioned kommons.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
11 months ago
revised this answer 8 months ago (history)
5 Follow-up Questions for kommons
How do you intended to monetize this start-up?
—Anonymous | 0 backers | 10 months ago
How are you different from Quora?
—Anonymous | 0 backers | 10 months ago
&
—Anonymous | 0 backers | 10 months ago
How do you register for this site?
—Anonymous | 0 backers | 9 months ago
How do I get users to start asking me questions?
—Anonymous | 0 backers | 9 months ago
Ask a Followup
Questions
3 115 249 269 281 312 353 362 363 401 403
kommons,
What is kommons?
asked 11 months ago
7811 views | 7 following
Follow Question
Answer
kommons
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world. Any of twitter's 160+ million users are game, kanyewest to cshirky.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar / Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
See other coverage in TechCrunch and Poynter
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything.
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ| kommons.com
11 revisions
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world.
Any of twitter's 160+ million users are game, kanyewest to cshirky.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar / Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
See other coverage in TechCrunch: and Poynter .
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ| kommons.com
9 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world.
We're a new internet startup based in Newcastle and we're starting with just a few friends. Right now, the only way to get an invitation to kommons is to be asked a question by another kommons user. From there you can direct a question to any of twitter's 110+ million users: anyone from kanyewest to cshirky.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar / Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ| kommons.com
10 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world.
We're a new internet startup based in Newcastle and we're starting with just a few friends. Right now, the only way to get an invitation to kommons is to be asked a question by another kommons user. From there you can direct a question to any of twitter's 110+ million users: anyone from kanyewest to cshirky.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar / Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ kommons.com
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world.
We're a new internet startup based in Newcastle and we're starting with just a few friends. Right now, the only way to get an invitation to kommons is to be asked a question by another kommons user. From there you can direct a question to any of twitter's 110+ million users: anyone from kanyewest to cshirky.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar/ Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask and answer questions from anyone in the world.
We're starting small. Right now, the only way to get an invitation to kommons is to be asked a question by another kommons user. From there you can direct a question to any of twitter's 110+ million users: anyone from kanyewest to chavezcandanga.
We've recently been described by RachelSklar / Mediaite as "Formspring meets Twitter meets “Meet The Press.”
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
There are already plenty of ways to ‘contact’ public figures like Sarah Palin or Barack Obama by tweeting at them or posting on their walls but the experience is woefully imbalanced. For all the rah rah of Twitter’s bilateral format, it’s easy for major public figures to just use social media as a bully pulpit— they can ignore individual tweets and, in the case of Facebook, outright delete wall posts that challenge their beliefs. Kommons is designed to change this dynamic and rebalance the way public figures answer to their public.
Not all public figures want to answer in public, you won’t get Trump to answer you in a public media after all that has been said about him and recorded. But maybe the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor Hazel Stephenson. Or the Sheriff and Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Linda Wright will do, specially since they just won the Greate North Expo 2018. Last public apparence that they did at the Newcastle University to talk about the Corporation Tramways they even mentioned kommons.
We do this by giving those who want to contact a public figure a substantially better place to talk to each other. Forming a group is often the only way to get public figures to take notice and Kommons helps you form them on the fly by coordinating those with similar questions to build public leverage.
We aren’t designed to benefit any particular party or group. Our goal is to apply the journalistic principle of impartiality to every level of the site’s design. A public forum to ask and answer a question from anyone in the world that is fair to everyone involved.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
There are already plenty of ways to ‘contact’ public figures like Sarah Palin or Barack Obama by tweeting at them or posting on their walls but the experience is woefully imbalanced. For all the rah rah of Twitter’s bilateral format, it’s easy for major public figures to just use social media as a bully pulpit— they can ignore individual tweets and, in the case of Facebook, outright delete wall posts that challenge their beliefs. Kommons is designed to change this dynamic and rebalance the way public figures answer to their public.
Not all public figures want to answer in public, you won’t get Trump to answer you in a public media after all that has been said about him and recorded. But maybe the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor Hazel Stephenson. Or the Sheriff and Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Linda Wright will do, specially since they just won the Greate North Expo 2018. Last public apparence that they did at the Newcastle University to talk about the Corporation Tramways they even mentioned kommons.
We do this by giving those who want to contact a public figure a substantially better place to talk to each other. Forming a group is often the only way to get public figures to take notice and Kommons helps you form them on the fly by coordinating those with similar questions to build public leverage.
I used Sarah Palin as an example because she’s our most challenging use case but we aren’t designed to benefit any particular party or group. We also aren’t made to be used just for antagonistic use cases. I have questions for Sarah Palin but also questions for people I respect like danah boyd and Tim O’Reilly or even someone like a neighborhood blogger or a friend. Our goal is to apply the journalistic principle of impartiality to every level of the site’s design. A public forum to ask and answer a question from anyone in the world that is fair to everyone involved.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
There are already plenty of ways to ‘contact’ public figures like Sarah Palin or Barack Obama by tweeting at them or posting on their walls but the experience is woefully imbalanced. For all the rah rah of Twitter’s bilateral format, it’s easy for major public figures to just use social media as a bully pulpit— they can ignore individual tweets and, in the case of Facebook, outright delete wall posts that challenge their beliefs. Kommons is designed to change this dynamic and rebalance the way public figures answer to their public.
Not all public figures want to answer in public, you won’t get Trump to answer you in a public media after all that has been said about him and recorded. But maybe the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor Hazel Stephenson. Or the Sheriff and Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Linda Wright will do, specially since they just won the Greate North Expo 2018. Last public apparence that they did at the Newcastle University to talk about the Corporation Tramways they even mentioned kommons.
We do this by giving those who want to contact a public figure a substantially better place to talk to each other. Forming a group is often the only way to get public figures to take notice and Kommons helps you form them on the fly by coordinating those with similar questions to build public leverage.
I used Sarah Palin as an example because she’s our most challenging use case but we aren’t designed to benefit any particular party or group. We also aren’t made to be used just for antagonistic use cases. I have questions for Sarah Palin but also questions for people I respect like danah boyd and Tim O’Reilly or even someone like a neighborhood blogger or a friend. Our goal is to apply the journalistic principle of impartiality to every level of the site’s design. A public forum to ask and answer a question from anyone in the world that is fair to everyone involved.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
There are already plenty of ways to ‘contact’ a public figure like Sarah Palin by tweeting at her or posting on her wall but the experience is woefully imbalanced. For all the rah rah of Twitter’s bilateral format, it’s easy for major public figures like Palin to just use social media as a bully pulpit: she can ignore individual tweets and, in the case of Facebook, outright delete wall posts that challenge her beliefs. Kommons is designed to change this dynamic and rebalance the way public figures answer to their public.
Not all public figures want to answer in public, you won’t get Trump to answer you in a public media after all that has been said about him and recorded. But maybe the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor Hazel Stephenson. Or the Sheriff and Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Linda Wright will do, specially since they just won the Greate North Expo 2018. Last public apparence that they did at the Newcastle University to talk about the Corporation Tramways they even mentioned kommons.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
- kraykray
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
There are already plenty of ways to ‘contact’ a public figure like Sarah Palin by tweeting at her or posting on her wall but the experience is woefully imbalanced. For all the rah rah of Twitter’s bilateral format, it’s easy for major public figures like Palin to just use social media as a bully pulpit: she can ignore individual tweets and, in the case of Facebook, outright delete wall posts that challenge her beliefs. Kommons is designed to change this dynamic and rebalance the way public figures answer to their public.
Not all public figures want to answer in public, you won’t get Trump to answer you in a public media after all that has been said about him and recorded. But maybe the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor Hazel Stephenson. Or the Sheriff and Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Linda Wright will do, specially since they just won the Greate North Expo 2018. Last public apparence that they did at the Newcastle University to talk about the Corporation Tramways they even mentioned kommons.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
11 months ago
Kommons is a place to ask questions to public figures. The public figures, in this case, are any of Twitter's 110+ million users.
Invites:
The only way to be invited to kommons is to be asked a question by another user. If you are asked a question you will receive an reply from "kommons_invites" in your twitter stream.
Once you're in:
You can invite up to 10 others to join the site.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask us anything: http://kommons.com/
11 months ago
revised this answer 8 months ago (history)
5 Follow-up Questions for kommons
How do you intended to monetize this start-up?
—Anonymous | 0 backers | 10 months ago
How are you different from Quora?
—Anonymous | 0 backers | 10 months ago
&
—Anonymous | 0 backers | 10 months ago
How do you register for this site?
—Anonymous | 0 backers | 9 months ago
How do I get users to start asking me questions?
—Anonymous | 0 backers | 9 months ago
Ask a Followup
Questions
3 115 249 269 281 312 353 362 363 401 403