Originally Posted By alexbook 1. More than once, particularly during some of the more heated debates in WE, I've read posts saying, in effect, "We're all adults here." It's also not unusual for threads in Community and Play Pen to wander into, shall we say, R-rated content. 2. I love the fact that most of the material on LP is kid-friendly, and that there are actually kids participating on these boards on occasion. I wish there were more of them. Would it make sense to set aside certain sections for, shall we say, "kid-unfriendly" posts? I realize this would require work by the administrators, but would it really be more work than dealing with the constant battles over what is or isn't a violation of Community Standards? Just my $.02.
Originally Posted By CrouchingTigger First you have the issue of determining a poster's age. That can be pretty problematic all by itself. In fact virtually impossible. Second - just look at WE for what happens to the (more or less) "adult" sections. Third - maybe Doobeka just doesn't really want to host an adult subject matter board. There are plenty of them out there.
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb Gotta agree with Ursula on this one. We as posters need to obey community standards so there is no need to protect kids from our language and attitudes. And we parents need to keep an eye on the sites our kids are going to and things they are reading and posting. Even if it's "kid friendly" like LP.
Originally Posted By smeeeko =) it's like the internet in general, once it's out there pretty much anyone can find and read it.. so even if you need to be 13 and over to register the 13 and under kids can still read it without registering. It's important to keep the Disney stuff family friendly.. =)
Originally Posted By DAR There shouldn't be an adults only section. This is Disney not Skinemax. Besides if something angers me I let a blue streak fly out while I'm typing.
