Vocabulary pedant writing here.
Though the meaning is obvious in this context, "depreciate" means to lose
value, e.g. when a new car is driven off the lot, its value depreciates
25% or so.
To express disapproval of something, "deprecate" it.
There's just an iota of difference between "deprecate" and "depreciate". :-)*
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