I would regard your conduct in your examples as unethical but not analogous to my examples. Your conduct would amount to exfiltrating someone's private informat

I would regard your conduct in your examples as unethical but not analogous to my examples. Your conduct would amount to exfiltrating someone's private information that isn't intended for distribution, whereas my examples concern information someone intends to distribute, albeit selectively. Let such a person implement and fund his own dedicated distribution channel or find a business model that doesn't depend on commandeering a public resource. Throwing information into the ether and expecting to shake down whoever catches it seems unethical to me.