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Very similar to AirBnB's realization and about-face after the destruction of someone's home. Good on her for coming around and doing the right thing.
by hisnameisjimmy 7y ago
Very similar to AirBnB's realization and about-face after the destruction of someone's home. Good on her for coming around and doing the right thing.
- e_proxus 7y agoPerhaps good for future customers, but not really for all the ones that have been scammed before and left in the cold by the company. I can't see this as anything other than "privatizing the profits, socializing the losses" approach that most new gig-economy startups use. First they try to get away with as much as possible, until negative PR or legal requirements forces them to change. And then it's suddenly "a new feature" that they're so proud to announce (even though they created the problem in the first place).