> If she's the person she's the private person she's painting herself as being, I really don't understand why she used AirBnB in the first place. I wonder if t

> If she's the person she's the private person she's painting herself as being, I really don't understand why she used AirBnB in the first place. I wonder if the vandal had any feedback on airbnb. I've used airbnb once as a guest and, being a private person myself, I went out of my way to find a host with some reputation and good feedback. I even forewent some better deals because they were by new hosts that had no feedback to show. Now, I'm not saying that this is right or wrong--after all we all have to start somewhere and, as a first-time airbnb guest, I didn't have any reputation points myself--but I reckon people who have so much at stake should screen their guests very carefully.