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Re:Airbnb raises $1B at $31B valuation, became profitable in... by golergka on Thursday March 09, 2017 @03:51PM (#13833462)
They also require more time, and most people don't bother to leave reviews anyway.
Re:Airbnb raises $1B at $31B valuation, became profitable in... by warrenm on Thursday March 09, 2017 @04:02PM (#13833601)
But if you're going to review, a few extra seconds shouldn't matter

It's how the "official" reviews from Marriott/Hilton/etc all work

Re:Airbnb raises $1B at $31B valuation, became profitable in... by Taek on Thursday March 09, 2017 @05:10PM (#13834276)
1. Require each person to answer one specific question per listing. Yes/no/almost

2. Ask each person a different objective question, intentionally filling in the gaps.

3. After a few people, you have an objective, relatively thorough view of the house, but you've not burdened any of your users with more than one question per stay.