morning links

* Twitter’s systems for policing harassment are easily gamed. [Wired] * Facebook requires vendors that provide them with service workers (janitors, security guards, and the like) to pay those staffers at least $15/hour.

* Two shot in Potrero Hill Tuesday afternoon. [KRON4] * This historic Muni building on Bryant Street might become the new home of San Francisco Animal Care and Control. [SocketSite] * Lego-style Street View map

* Here's a store in the Tenderloin that sells fresh, organic produce...and no booze. Will it survive? [ABC7] * Pablo Sandoval takes back some of his angry remarks about the Giants. [Boston

* ICYMI this weekend: Speculation on who might buy Yelp, Oakland businesses damaged in May Day demonstration are still mad, the Warriors lost, Yahoo says a staffer leaked secrets, and a giant WiFi wall

* Want to meet some judges? You can this Thursday. [KRON4] * What's the deal with the public bench project? [Hoodline] * Here are some terrible Mother's Day gift ideas. [Consumerist] * Former

* A history of San Francisco's cab industry, in advertisements. [Taxicab Subjects] * "Private bus" hits pedestrian near Caltrain station in SF. [Bay City News] * Bias concerns leas to the dismissal

* An Oakland family believed to be lost in the Sierra have been found safe. [KRON4] * [BART]'s putting library book vending machines in two stations. * Three retired judges will work with SF

* The resort where local tech exec Dave Goldberg died while on a treadmill has removed a photo of (the?) treadmill from its website. [Valleywag] * How to find spies on LinkedIn. [ZDnet] * What to

* "Can't find the good stuff on Periscope?" asks [Wired], which somehow assumes that there is indeed "good stuff" on Periscope to "find." * The city of

* The New Kids on the Block are about as bad in concert as you might expect them to be. [SF Gate] * You guys, stop me before I drive up to Sonoma County and

* ICYMI this weekend: an earthquake shook the East Bay, a burning tour bus drove down Haight, Periscope let folks watch the Mayweather/Pacquiao fight for free, an Uber driver is suing for worker&

* Area residents express skepticism over proposed 460-unit development in the Inner Sunset. [Hoodline] * App claims that Polk Street, Nob Hill and Russian Hill are SF's safest places for pedestrians. Agree?

* If Salesforce gets sold, your cloud software startup might be fucked. [SF Business Times] * Nordstrom wants to turn its downtown SF store into a "snazzy international shopping destination." [Seattle Times] * This

* Del Monte Foods is moving its headquarters from San Francisco to Walnut Creek. [Contra Costa Times] * SF-based "mobile news app" Circa couldn't score any more VC, so now

* Marissa Mayer made $42.1 million at Yahoo last year. [Associated Press] * Speaking with Sandra Bernhard. [SF Chronicle] * Saturday is California Bookstore Day. [Richmond SF blog] * San Francisco is slated to get 1,

* This year's Haight Street Fair poster was created by an officer from SFPD's Park station who also happens to have an MFA. [SF Chronicle] * Hundreds of people protested outside

* SF and Oakland cops are on "Blue Alert" and are riding in pairs, following national public outcry at the death of Freddie Gray, a man who suffered a severe spinal injury

* ICYMI this weekend: a 9-year-old was allegedly killed by a teen in Discovery Bay, the 49ers lost to a bunch of soccer-playing kids, a Google exec died on Everest in

* After urinary edits were made to their maps, Google is scrambling to improve their spam detection systems. [TechCrunch] * Woman dies while in custody at a Contra Costa County detention facility. [Bay City News]

* A part-time model is suing BART and Oakland police, claiming that they smashed her face up unnecessarily during a drunken St. Patrick's Day arrest. [ABC7] * City settles lawsuit brought by

* 67-year-old San Quentin death row inmate Edward Steele, who'd been convicted of killing his babysitter (among other folks), was found dead in his cell. [KRON4] * [CBS5] listicles the "

* SF kids are being trained as "City Street Investigators." [KTVU] * Thieves are targeting lockers at 24 Hour Fitness spots across SF. [KRON4] * A change in the Postmates app cut their workers&

* I'm not that married to the past or anything, but the way these folks apparently tore all the cool details out of this Queen Anne really bums me out. [Curbed SF]

* Now Twitter's made it possible for any rando to DM you (if you enable the feature). [Wired] * No one seems to want to buy former San Francisco Mayor Elmer E. Robinson&

* ICYMI this weekend: Goatchella drew protests, there's going to be a Silicon Valley Comic Con, a man was seriously hurt in a Haight Street fight over weed, and the Cartoon Art