This article seems to be conflating morality with paying attention to people in need. I would call that “generosity”, perhaps. But when I see the word “moral”

This article seems to be conflating morality with paying attention to people in need. I would call that “generosity”, perhaps. But when I see the word “moral” I think of things like: * keeping one’s promises * being honest * being fair in one’s dealings And I don’t see how Facebook or social media in general can affect that. In my mind, if someone needs encouragement to act moral, then that person is not truly moral.