If we’re perceived as benefiting from fraud and too accepting of instrumental harm, we may push away many people who might otherwise contribute to our community and projects, and could be looked at more skeptically when engaging politically and with institutions. We’ll lose some public trust, and perhaps rightfully so, since we’ll be less worthy of it.
If we’re perceived as benefiting from fraud and too accepting of instrumental harm, we may push away many people who might otherwise contribute to our community and projects, and could be looked at more skeptically when engaging politically and with institutions. We’ll lose some public trust, and perhaps rightfully so, since we’ll be less worthy of it.