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At least for folks in the US, a five star rating system usually is: 1: absolute nightmare 2: N/A 3: N/A 4: It was pretty bad 5: Acceptable or better
by jghn 8y ago
At least for folks in the US, a five star rating system usually is:
1: absolute nightmare
2: N/A
3: N/A
4: It was pretty bad
5: Acceptable or better
- skinnymuch 8y agoIs that specifically for Airbnb? It isn’t the case for Amazon, app stores, TripAdvisor, or Yelp. among other places. Why would Airbnb be different?
- Mithorium 8y agoLate response, but I think it has to due with social pressure. You may meet the host in person, and feel bad about giving someone you know "personally" a bad rating. Additionally, they are also rating you as a guest, so it may be awkward if you gave a bad rating when they give you a good one, so people skew the ratings up.