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Purpose

– This paper aims to respond to Curno’s piece on the Challenges to ethical publishing in the digital era.

Design/methodology/approach

– In this response, the author argues that a focus on “publication ethics” may perpetuate the problem of unethical conduct because such a focus ignores the influences of the educational ethics pipeline.

Findings

– As a result, the author issues two calls for action: we must cease operating in our ethical silos and educational leaders must publicly recognize the problem of unethical conduct and fully commit to addressing it.

Originality/value

– This response challenges the notions of ethical silos and the inaction by educational institutions to properly train ethical professionals, authors and researchers.

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