Yes. In quotes. Which I think means something other than ethics without quotes.
> You’re here debating too,
I'm not really. I'm chatting with you and others. Not everything is a debate.
> I’m pointing out that speedrunning is not interesting from an ethical point of view
And you won that argument. Your internet points will be transferred to your permanent record within one to two days.
You’re absolutely right that not everything is a debate, but your very first sentence in reply to my comment was argumentative, and it was followed by several more. Feel free to reflect on that.
> Your internet points
Doesn’t using snark kind of undermine the claim that you’re just chatting? I would have loved to actually hear some definition around and justification about norms and get to something interesting. I finally feel like what I (and top comment) said was understood correctly and don’t have to keep trying to explain it.
This is why I said your argument is a straw man in relation to mine. I am and always was talking about ethics, because that’s what the top comment said. The top comment used the word “ethics”. You jumped into a conversation about ethics and without being clear until now and tried changing topics to the ill-defined “norms”, which is why we have some miscommunication. I assumed incorrectly that your use of norms meant ethics, because we were talking about ethics from the start.
> It sounds like you want to litigate this and convince those who find this interesting that it is not interesting. That's a fool's errand
SMH You’re here debating too, I didn’t ask for you to misinterpret and try to contradict me. I’m not trying to convince you about what you find interesting, I’m pointing out that speedrunning is not interesting from an ethical point of view. I don’t think it’s particularly interesting from a norms point of view either, but you do you.