Hello fellow Airbnb community
It has come to our attention that much of parts of Airbnb's Terms of Service Policies /Help pages are written in a negative manner, that of "You should Not", " You should", "Do not".
This is not how Legislation or Laws or Rules are generally written by those who have a Legal background or as part of Legally binding documents.
The use of the words ''May and Reasonable, and / or'' are more widely used and accepted terminology.
We were shocked to read the words "You should not", no less than 16 times in one short page as follows.
- Our Community Standards – Help article
https://www.airbnb.co.nz/help/article/3328?_set_bev_on_new_domain=1706745501_ZjM0Y2E4OWVlOWJk
On another page we read the words ''Do Not'' at least 30 times, in fact it was probably closer to 50 times.
Perhaps fellow Hosts and other interested parties, ( ooops should we use the word 'Parties' (???) can put forth their suggestions in here to ensure a positive approach to ABB Consumers instead of recent leaning towards treating us with negativity and baddies and Babies
@Breanna @Sophia @Paula @Bhumika @Quincy @Brian @Stephanie @Tara-Bunch
We would appreciate a much more positive approach with the way Airbnb's Terms of Service/ Help pages/ Policy pages are written.
We are Adults after all not babies or children.
Thanks in advance.