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As mentioned by the other responses, you are mistaken. Reviews can't be seen until both parties have submit their reviews or the review period expires. However
by heurist 8y ago
As mentioned by the other responses, you are mistaken. Reviews can't be seen until both parties have submit their reviews or the review period expires.
However, as a host I've encountered situations where I probably should have given a lower rating but opted to not submit a review because the guest seemed nice other than some minor poor behavior (had to ask them to be quiet during quiet hours, ignored our house rules, left more mess than usual, etc). I didn't want to affect the guests' ratings because they weren't awful and had otherwise positive reviews, so maybe it was a one-off... I am sure there is some inflation on the guest reviews as well.
- woolvalley 8y agoI feel like rating systems need to simplify to: - Bad & contact support (thumbs down). Details should be given as to what is bad. - Good enough (thumbs up), the default rating if you don't do anything And then have a third tier of "compliments" like you do with uber drivers to denote something exceptional.
- paulie_a 8y agoI like Uber's give compliments feature. There could be a variety of reasons why they were great. Professional and just let me be. Had an awesome conversation with them and learned something. Got some good tips in a new city. I don't feel obligated to leave a lengthy review, just either the default options and potentially a nice note.