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True, but for whatever reason, they don't -- and I have a hard time imagining one that would -- say, "Hey we're banning you and we're not telling you why and we
by SilasX 7y ago
True, but for whatever reason, they don't -- and I have a hard time imagining one that would -- say, "Hey we're banning you and we're not telling you why and we're not alerting you to the violation as we become aware of it and not giving you a chance to correct the behavior."
Sure, I suppose nothing legally stops them, I guess, but it just doesn't seem to happen. (Perhaps there is a legal barrier, where they try to leave a defensible paper trail so as to show it wasn't e.g. racially motivated, but then, I don't know why such concerns don't spur similar behavior from Airbnb.)
- GhettoMaestro 7y agoThe reason for saying nothing is legal weaseling. We are afraid of being accused of banning someone for being black, gay, jewish, tall, short, smart, dumb, etc. The underlying reason and the facts are mattering less and less these days because everyone is a fucking mental midget and gets offended at the lightest perceived slight.
- SilasX 7y agoThat's not a satisfing explanation, because the big chains seem to have no problem with at least alerting you of the violating behavior as it happens, and the booking that led to the ban. Airbnb didn't do either.