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I would actually expect something much more like a certification process that sites and participants would volunteer to participate in. e.g. If there's a large
by roc 14y ago
I would actually expect something much more like a certification process that sites and participants would volunteer to participate in.
e.g. If there's a large scale discontentment with Airbnb following a growing pile of wronged-users, I would expect the site and users would be willing and eager to participate in a hypothetically reasonable/affordable certification process, as users would logically be expected to gravitate to 'certified' spaces and renters given a choice.
- rodelrod 14y agoI agree, that is basically the way that the very popular bed&breakfast association "Gîtes de France" has been working for the past 50 years (http://www.gites-de-france.com/ http://www.gites-de-france.com/). From the user point of view it works wonderfully, it's very easy to get cheap, quality lodging with a personal touch in rural France. In Paris, forget about it, so airbnb is building a good market here.