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Re:Did Airbnb kill the PM role? by ajsnigrutin on Tuesday July 11, 2023 @06:22AM (#36678903)
If it's a residential property, it's a residential property, not (what is effectively a) hotel.
Re:Did Airbnb kill the PM role? by cycrutchfield on Tuesday July 11, 2023 @09:46AM (#36680902)
Again: it’s not your property, so why do you care about their guests staying for 1 night or 1 month? Seems like a rather artificial distinction.
Re:Did Airbnb kill the PM role? by subpixel on Tuesday July 11, 2023 @11:39AM (#36682536)
I live within walking distance dozens of short-term rentals in a very small town.

The difference between having dozens of neighbors with families, children, and strong ties to the community and not having those neighbors and community connections is in no way artificial.

Some reasons I care: schools that decline with population loss, the lack of available/affordable rental homes for local residents, the effects on local retail and service businesses, the tendency for hurried visitors to drive at unsafe speeds while staring at their phone for directions.

Problems that you do not experience remain real problems.

Re:Did Airbnb kill the PM role? by cycrutchfield on Tuesday July 11, 2023 @11:55AM (#36682811)
So basically instead of thinking about how you can better accommodate visitor demand and respect property owners’ rights, you would prefer to regulate your “small town feel” back into existence.
Re:Did Airbnb kill the PM role? by subpixel on Tuesday July 11, 2023 @12:42PM (#36683552)
It seems your passion for this topic is such that you are attributing to me things others may have said in this thread (or elsewhere).
Re:Did Airbnb kill the PM role? by cycrutchfield on Tuesday July 11, 2023 @12:46PM (#36683628)
I’m just drawing some reasonable inferences from your list of complaints. If you feel I’ve misrepresented your position, feel free to correct me.