AirBnB never allowed hidden cameras; they allowed visible indoor cameras in common areas like a living room or kitchen. This isn't to say that some nefarious hosts might have hidden cameras, which has always been an issue, but to say that they explicitly allowed it in their policy is patently false.
I happened to see this the other day at ALDI. I promptly grabbed it and left it in the corral with the quarter when I was done shopping to pass along to someone else though.
My point to OP was that review bombing is, by definition, malicious. Sure, some companies can claim their game was "review bombed" because they don't like the legitimate criticism of their game, but what it really is, is when bad actors leave fake reviews because they don't like the game for reasons beyond the mechanics or systems.
Does the same logic apply to the "woke nonsense" reviews for The Last of Us Part 2 when it was released, or any media featuring a minority group for that matter?
That indescribable feeling of touching/squeezing cotton balls absolutely makes my skin crawl. 😬
Did I ever tell you my favorite color was blue?
You mean the Oldest House?
Short answer: no. Long answer: depends on the holiday.
I loved that game and still think about it every now and then. Sadly, it seems like only you, me, and maybe a dozen other folks even know it existed.
Yeah, most rifle calibers are needed to set off tannerite. Should’ve mentioned that in my original comment, but oh well lol.
If someone shoots Boris, the owner will have a lot more to worry about than home invaders
164lbs of Tannerite Kills a Barn
Is the logo (OEONIG, GEONIG?) on the leaf blower not enough to convince you?
AirBnB never allowed hidden cameras; they allowed visible indoor cameras in common areas like a living room or kitchen. This isn't to say that some nefarious hosts might have hidden cameras, which has always been an issue, but to say that they explicitly allowed it in their policy is patently false.
Here's the archived version of the policy page in 2022: Use of cameras and recording devices
I happened to see this the other day at ALDI. I promptly grabbed it and left it in the corral with the quarter when I was done shopping to pass along to someone else though.
My point to OP was that review bombing is, by definition, malicious. Sure, some companies can claim their game was "review bombed" because they don't like the legitimate criticism of their game, but what it really is, is when bad actors leave fake reviews because they don't like the game for reasons beyond the mechanics or systems.
Does the same logic apply to the "woke nonsense" reviews for The Last of Us Part 2 when it was released, or any media featuring a minority group for that matter?
I'm scaroused.
Apparently there's a music video too lol
The Glong Song
Don't give Hollywood any new ideas.