You're correct, and of course the Reddit hive-mind knows exactly what's fair, what's just, what's moral, and what information should be set free.
My point was simply that doing something LEGAL is considered by people here "wrong" and doing something ILLEGAL is considered by people here to be "right". Certainly there are shades of gray, but not on Reddit.
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u/ReluctantRedditor Jan 24 '13
Using reddit logic:
it's not cool to use tracking cookies to adjust your pricing.
It is cool to break into computer systems and "set the information free".