Has anyone else noticed the new very extensive review process that Airbnb has implimented? As a host, it's really frustrating because this is where people get the most passive aggressive. As a host, you're already scrutinized over everything, but to really allow the guests to dig deep into each individual aspect of their stay (ie: "smells" and "sounds", REALLY??) is really problematic. For example, our last guest left a private review that there was a "nauseating smell of burnt meat" on the "cleanliness/smells" star. First of all, we didn't cook at all while this guest was in our house, she must have smelled one of the neighbors cooking, and second of all, we're in Sicily, so there are definitely going to be food smells coming in from all angles at certain times a day. This feedback really bothered me because it was unnecessary and obviously had nothing to do with us since it wasn't even coming from our house. I would've preferred these guests just keep these types of thoughts to themselves and enter it in the private feedback to me, rather than giving them the option of selecting specific things to complain about. As a host who has new guests almost every 2 days, the last thing I need to hear is random complaining from guests about very little things. Obviously as a superhost, I do my best to make sure their stay is 100% comfortable. My feelings are also important and I don't need to hear every two days something really small and meaningless that I can't control (like food smells in Italy). Reading passive aggressive feedback actually makes me really upset and I'm getting to the point where I really just don't want to bother hosting anymore. I'd prefer going back to the basic rating system. It's faster for the guest to leave reviews and much less harsh on the host.