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I also prefer to have people reading my mind but communication helps. Plus most of the time switching a button to "no disturb" would do, I don't know what are y
by ausudhz 4y ago
I also prefer to have people reading my mind but communication helps. Plus most of the time switching a button to "no disturb" would do, I don't know what are you ranting about.
So what if the Airbnb does daily cleaning? You don't talk to the host to ask to remove the service?
> In my opinion, this should be opt-in, rather than opt-out.
I'm pretty sure most people prefer to come back with a room cleaned up, if you really don't like it just communicate it, write in the form when you book or whatever is not that hard.
- amelius 4y agoIt seems you are having trouble putting yourself in my shoes. I don't want to communicate to the reception to "not enter my room" because it feels rather awkward to say. The whole thing is just bad UX in my view. Of course your view may be different (or even most people's views), but that was not the point of my comment, of course.