Once again, Airbnb leads with something that sounds great on the surface of things, but the devil's in the details.
"Hosts can dispute a review left by a guest found to have committed a significant violation of ourParty and Events policy"
Why specify 'significant'? Please define that for us. A party is a party is party. Whether 16 people or 60 people, it's still a violation. So, this leaves the door open for a CS rep to arbitrarily decide in favor of leaving a review up. Same with
"....A Community Support ambassador may remove the content and star rating of that review unless the review contains safety information, like a guest warning about discrimination or an unsafe feature in your listing that could cause an injury."
Um, are we really to trust a guest who violates the party and events policy?? So all said guest has to do is lie about a safety or discrimination issue. Easy enough for them to do, since they are already the type to throw a party at an Airbnb. Again, leaves the door open. This falls flat.