Philosophy Forum: Discuss Ethics Theoretically

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Recommendations for philosophy forums focusing on theoretical ethics include PhilPapers, which offers discussions but requires non-professional philosophers to have posts moderated, causing potential delays. Other suggested forums are philosophyforums.com and philosophyforums.net, although they have not been recently visited by contributors. Spinoza's Ethics is also highlighted as a valuable resource for those interested in ethical discussions.
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I was wondering if anyone has recommendations for a philosophy forum, in particular one where ethics is discussed -- theoretical ethics rather than bioethics or other applied ethics.
 
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The best one I know of is PhilPapers. I'm sure they have something regarding ethics but you'll have to look. Only problem is if you're not a professional philosopher (per their definition) your posts will have to be read and approved by the moderator prior to them being posted which generally means there is a delay before they get posted.
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I strongly recommend Spinoza's Ethics.
 
There are sites like philosophyforums.com and philosophyforums.net. I haven't visited either in years, but one is very much like this place ad lead me here.
 
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