This also applies to non-for-profit institutions such as the Wiki Foundation. Jimmy Wales is well known for censoring content. Any resource that is used by a huge percent of the human population for information is going to shape/reshape. We have to be vigilant.
I've read through many of the comments here. People are discussing laws, morality, and how race bias affects our behaviors. All interesting topics. The thing that is most obvious to me is that disrupting technologies and services like $x.sharing challenge existing laws, which are based on past experiences and don't plan for future growth.
It's also obvious we're ill-equipped to deal with it in a timeframe that is reasonable. It's a race condition that the law will always lose, because by the time it catches up the new disrupter will be in full effect.
I think that AirBnB is doing a good thing by trying to address a real problem, even if it's not 100% effective. And if they determine it is not, I hope they continue to try and make it better.
This was an interesting article though I am not an image-o-phile. However, what I really like was the base site! I am a part time instructor for business students and I am teaching them about the power of visualization. This is an incredibly illustrative source that explains points well, and I'll be able to use it as a teaching tool! Thanks for the post!