Even if those interactions don't result in a multimillion-dollar partnership, it will show in your reviews (and help put your listing in better standings when it comes to getting recognized by Airbnb's Algorithm). 

I would keep adjusting the algorithm.  

We built an algorithm similar with Taxfence.com a year before these guys the problem we have run into is the assessors deny the appeals.  

TurboTax uses algorithms to determine the subsequent questions and fill out your taxes respectively.

Even if a guest doesn't book your listing the amount of clicks you generate off a click bait photo boosts your conversion rate in the algorithm.

Ya pays yer money and ya takes yer chances.Frankly, they are both algorithms.

My way to repay their kindness is to help others.We've decided to patent the algorithm for the break even tool so until that is complete we are not allowing access.

My only thought is to not rely on AirDna and check manually on the various platforms to see if those numbers are real-world or just algorithmic....

It's probably because they also use actual rents at least in part of their algorithm. 

It is a database of practice tests and it has an incredible algorithm that helps you find your weaknesses and improve.