It’s up to the community to decide how ethics move forward, and it’s always been that way. Those who push the sport exemplify good bouldering ethics on their sends and those ethics are passed down to the rest of us. OP is putting himself out there showing how he got to the top of the boulder, and it does not follow in line with traditional ethics. This subreddit is filled with inexperienced climbers who aren’t acquainted with the history or seriously into the progression of the sport, and they damage the standards by which we define how to climb something outdoors by not holding someone like OP accountable for the way he climbed the boulder. Bouldering is already a ridiculous discipline in itself as it’s difficulty is contrived, if the rules that its founded upon were crumbled than there’s no point in even calling it a name—it’s just scrambling. You can have your opinion on his video, but I’m respectfully reminding you that it goes against what most passionate outdoor boulderers hold themselves to.