Hi Emilie,
Thank you for your response.
No this does not help.
As a superhost the continuous publication of empty platitudes by AirBnB is frustrating.
To use rolling data from the same period for which AirBnB was "automatically extending Superhost status" in deciding who is to be a superhost is illogical.
The basis for that extension was that travel volume was lower; both guests or hosts needed more flexibility in choices and the environment we were operating in was completely different. So to use data from that period against the superhost criteria in place prior to the outbreak of Covid is illogical.
A number of more more equitable solutions for superhosts exist: extending the period for superhost status to the end of 2022; or assess the superhosts status on a more frequent basis. Both of which are a few SQL statement edits and and not that hard to do.
All this to say - it is incredibly short sighted for Airbnb to relegate a superhost of 5 years into the same group as newly starting out hosts without the knowledge and experience or track record of a superhost.
Guests will suffer the consequences.
Please reach out to set a time for a call to discuss.