Editing Ethical relationship

An '''ethical relationship''' is conditional on some [[ethical code]].  It can be one-way, that is, only one party in the relationship need practice the code, if they are in an [[unequal power relationship]].  However, to apply stricter [[theory of conduct]] to the party with less power is the basis of [[Gandhi]]'s [[satyagraha]] and other [[civil disobedience]] methods, which are designed in part to build power and solidarity among resisters, and prove that they are more capable of actually managing the potential violence in the community as a whole.  

[[Trolls]], for instance, refuse unlike the [[sysop power structure]]s they resist, to engage in [[outing]], [[vandalism]], [[lying]] and other forms of abuse.  Instead they point out [[sysop vandalism]], dispel [[echo chamber]] lies, point out [[libel pit]] offenses, and object eloquently to [[sysop vigilantiism]] and [[systemic bias]] such as [[EPOV]] or over-belief in [[hierarchy]] or under-belief in [[consensus decision making]], or just stupid [[wiki ideology]] such as [[neutral point of view]] or [[virtual community]].

''See [[w:ethical relationship]] for a more formalized and neutered version.''