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You make biased judgement without knowing how the service actually works. If you had a look at the disaster response page of Airbnb, as just did I, you'd find t
by ivan_gammel 10y ago
You make biased judgement without knowing how the service actually works. If you had a look at the disaster response page of Airbnb, as just did I, you'd find that the UX flow is different. You select the disaster first and then offer your housing, which means the hosts are informed about their potential guests.
- forgetsusername 10y ago>You select the disaster first and then offer your housing, which means the hosts are informed about their potential guests. Yes, you do. What is AirBnB's role besides providing the platform?
- ivan_gammel 10y agoThat's good itself because providing the platform is their core competence and they use it for public benefit. But if you think that it's not enough (for what?), they are also using their PR resources to spread the word and reach potential hosts who can participate.
- rhapsodic 10y agoMaybe someone should change the title of this post then, which, as I write this, is "Airbnb is providing free housing to refugees and anyone not allowed in the US."
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