Moral questions are terminal. Ethical questions are instrumental.
Is this definition generally accepted?
Definitely not in philosophy, where the two are used interchangeably. But some literature on professional ethics draws a distinction somewhat similar to this (morals being your own values etc. and ethics being about what to do in particular situations where you're not sure what to do).
A similar distinction is drawn in professional work - ethical refers to professional standards, while moral refers to your personal values.
Today's post, Ethics Notes was originally published on 21 October 2008. A summary (taken from the LW wiki):
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