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I don't see any irony. Allowing someone to stay in your home as a guest is not the same as being paid for lodging. If AirBnB was there to facilitate people to
by Zimahl 14y ago
I don't see any irony. Allowing someone to stay in your home as a guest is not the same as being paid for lodging. If AirBnB was there to facilitate people to open their homes for non-paying guests, none of this would be a problem. Although renters who rent out rooms outside of their landlord's permission are just asking for an eviction.
- anotherbadlogin 14y agoIt is the same thing when you look at several of the excuses for the fines and crackdowns: 1. Neighbors "have a right" to know who their neighbors are and not have numerous people traipsing through. 2. Hosts may not have appropriate insurance. 3. Emergency authorities have no idea who's in the building.
- jvm 14y agoThat was very much not the idea. People renting their apartments were in charging.
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