I'm throwing this out there just as a question of curiosity...

**Assuming you're only expecting/wanting one method to be provided**, would this be frowned upon or *bad practice?*

```
public class Something  {
    public Action OnRemove = () => { };
    public Action<object, EventArgs> OnFinishedLoading = (sender, e) => { };
}

// then used like...
something.OnRemove = () => { /*do something...*/ };
something.OnFinishedLoading = (sender, e) => { /*do something else...*/ };

```

I realize this is like cheating at events, but I is there anything that is bad about this approach? Would this cause any potential issues with your application in the long run?

*I realize if you're wanting more than one method to run, then an event would be better, this is mainly a question of if you're only wanting/expecting one method.*