Reddit Post on Bare-Foot Skin Picking Draws Nearly 300 Comments

4 articles · Updated · New York Post · May 28

A passenger was blasted online after her seatmate posted a photo showing her peeling dead skin from her bare feet during a flight.
Nearly 300 Reddit comments condemned the act as invasive and unhygienic, with some users saying the woman should be banned from flying.
Several commenters urged the seatmate to involve a flight attendant or shame the passenger indirectly by fanning the debris back toward her.
The backlash adds to a run of in-flight etiquette complaints, including a recent American Airlines incident in which a first-class traveler used a seatmate's armrest as a footrest.

Is publicly shaming passengers an effective tool for enforcing etiquette, or has it simply become a new form of online bullying?

As 'pedi crimes' and passenger shaming go viral, are the unwritten rules of public etiquette now permanently broken?