No harm in letting the seller know you are out there. 

A pension they cannot reply, crime, and even more squeezing of the poor and middle class.High taxes, high regulation, not business friendly, federally mandated minimum wage, etc. are all things which harm and de-incentivise the poor and middle class.

Another great rule of marketing is 'first do no harm'. 

Is that what you are saying, I wrote a public statement that was NOT harmful, racist or demeaning, but I need to be careful with what I post?

There's no harm in calling it a bedroom, but I'd be extremely upfront about it otherwise it's just misleading as you said.I did a quick google search and seems like most sites say min size is 70 SF.Here is a blog from @Mark Ainley company GC.   

Self-help, to the extent they can and won't harm their case, is also encouraged. 

Threatening tenants with an eviction prior to their lease completing may actually do more harm than good in this case.

There are many types of mold-and lots look black, but they aren't all harmful.

Hello, name's Dan, I'm a fish and wildlife biologist (Montana State University) and I've been self employed for about 10 years running my natural resource restoration business and adding to the real estate side as I have funds.  

If all the licensed Realtors got together and "decided" that such-and-such was a "D" neighborhood, that in itself would harm not only that neighborhood and the people in it, but also people buying houses in the area to boot.Historically, there was a time when people with licenses (read: in a position to influence buyers and sellers) would do exactly that.