A Theoretical Situation

[tyellas]

Let us say that, hypothetically, you do some freelance work on the side. A pleased client has recommended you to a professional associate who needs some of the same work done. The professional associate is a member of a religious group/quasi-cult you find distasteful and unethical. However, it is likely that you can do this work without meeting the religious-group-member client in person. Working for this client is likely to generate a lot more work with this client.

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Comments

[ithilwen.livejournal.com]

That's a tough one - is the work directly related to the religous client's beliefs? I wouldn't take work that would promote beliefs I'm not comfortable with, but I could see working for someone on a project that's not directly related to the nutso beliefs in question. After all, how much do you know about the personal beliefs/lives of the rest of your clients? You've probably already done projects for prople you'd avaid if you knew more about them.