[dkqmduems]

Airbnb is good for travel but not where you live?

[HWR_14]

It's bad for residents but good for travelers is a perfectly coherent statement.

[true_religion]

Right. I lived across the street from a hotel in DC. People were always drunk and rowdy, or having proms.

The area was fantastic for nightlife and dining though... which I think is something AirBNBs sometimes lack. They bring all the downsides of a hotel to residents, but they're not in a light commercial zone so the residents don't have any of the upsides of hotel district either.

[ta1243]

As is "I like development just not in my backyard"

[dkqmduems]

Sure, coherent does not imply meaning.

[pipes]

Hrm, thought I made it clear that I don't want it killed off where I live, there's middle ground to be found somewhere with sensible regulation I hope.