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A young woman in an online blog/forum asked about possible cheap and safe hotel rooms.
I have been staying at a hotel when I am in town that I really love, and the manager knows me well and so far has always had a room for me!
Instead of posting the name of the hotel on the blog/forum, I sent the young woman a private message, because I was afraid if too many people read about it I might not have a room next time! (I am also not sure if the manager would want this kind of "advertisement, but maybe I am just telling ymself this to ease my conscience).
Do you think it was morally wrong not to post it with the general messages? To kind of put my “need” for a room above possible better business for the nice manager, and deny possible other people of the knowledge of that place? Was I thinking too selfishly?
My justification I guess is that I am usually coming from very far away and it is sooo good to know a place where I know I will usually get a room again, and where I know many of the tenants (who have lived there for years)!

Kathrin
 
Coming from a person who struggles with scrupulosity, I’d say don’t sweat it. You gave the one person who asked an answer. Unless you are the Holy Father’s appointed and annointed international hotel/motel PR liaison, you have no responsibility to the public to inform them of all the good lodgings of the world. 😛

Relax, and enjoy that hotel! 👍

mary
 
Boy, if that’s the worst sin you ever commit, you’re headed for sainthood for sure. Roanoker
 
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Boy, if that’s the worst sin you ever commit, you’re headed for sainthood for sure. Roanoker
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I have got to agree with Roanoker on this. If you can even call making sure you have shelter a sin. 👍
 
If she is looking for a safe hotel room, advertising to the world where she should stay is not necesarily conducive to her safety. Good move to be discrete.
 
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