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Users often want someone to be "accountable", though, in case something goes wrong.
by gohrt 11y ago
Users often want someone to be "accountable", though, in case something goes wrong.
- seiji 11y agoYes, it's about an umbrella of liability protection even if none exists (uber customer service is routinely awful). It's about how airbnb is actually dangerous, but they provide $50k+ of "insurance" if a visitor wrecks your house, and that allows you to more comfortably walk on the wild side of illegal subletting.