They can be but are not *required* to be. That is the distinction I am trying to...

		Mz on July 31, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Another Airbnb Victim Tells His Story: “There Were... They can be but are not required to be. That is the distinction I am trying to make: My understanding is that the initial policy was the host was required to be present and then they changed it. And it seems to me the stories we are seeing here are cases where the host was not present.