> The "non-profit" vs. "for-profit" distinction tells you literally nothing about a company's ethics. Have you researched this? It's quite a strong claim. On

> The "non-profit" vs. "for-profit" distinction tells you literally nothing about a company's ethics. Have you researched this? It's quite a strong claim. On average, there are large differences between the two org types, in legal structure, vision, goals, funding, motivation, etc. It would be quite peculiar if all of these differences has zero net effect. It'd be like flipping a coin and having it land on the narrow edge.