>The difference is that their actions here seem within the law? The law allowed them to drag out the process for so long. I wouldn't blame them for doing so. T

>The difference is that their actions here seem within the law? The law allowed them to drag out the process for so long. I wouldn't blame them for doing so. There absolutely should be reforms to the system to make this impossible, yes. In the meantime, we can discourage this by making them wear it. The decisions Airbnb made as an organization, have shown us all something about the company and the people in charge of it. If we can't sanction them legally, we at least can sanction their reputation.