I initially completely agreed, but now I'm less sure. I used to mentor someone, and if he was found using skills I taught him to act fraudulently, I would accep

I initially completely agreed, but now I'm less sure. I used to mentor someone, and if he was found using skills I taught him to act fraudulently, I would accept partial responsibility. Obviously Techstars can't force people to stop shenanigans, but I hope for a society where we expect more of each other, where behaving ethically is not more or less important that profits but simply completely necessary. I'm not sure I can, in good conscience, condemn someone for expecting more of a renowned institution, however minor that renown is. I also think that the author of this post is in a place to understand what is possible and expected of investors, given she is an Operating Partner at Khosla Ventures.