« Reply #74 on: January 02, 2012, 11:01:45 PM »
Anyway I do agree with the sentiment that ethical discussion should be contained within an ethical discussion thread. There's no need to start questioning every time if something is ethical, as quite frankly that can apply to every single thread. Is churning ethical? Is status matching ethical? Is flying on mistake fares ethical? There's no end to it.
I'd agree, but I reserve the right to comment on (and question) posts which so fly in the face of accepted norms that they don't pass even the "smell" test.
Use some common sense... f'real.
I think that's kinda what "HelpMe" was trying to say with this post:
Ethical behavior and any deals forum have very little in common.
That's still an inane comment, IMHO.
...for host of reasons.

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