- From: Paul Ramsey <pramsey@postmodern.com>
- Date: Wed, 12 Apr 95 18:02:20 PDT
- To: www-html@www10.w3.org, pcw@hooked.net
> Unfortunately, this idea of any kind of rating will not truly be enforcable. > Look at the guidelines that motion pictures use. I don't know how many > times I have seen a 4-6 yr old in movies like Jurrassic Park, which were > clearly labled 'R' The point isn't to make it impossible for children to ever get to the pages. The point is to both advise parents as to the contents of pages and give them some tools to control their children's access. 'R' movies don't mean that children may not be admitted. It means that parent's (or at least an adult) must make the decision. In my little idealistic world I would probably choose monitoring over control. That is to say I would want to be able to see where my children have been so I could talk to them about it if they went somewhere that needed some explaining. But that coming from someone who doesn't have children and isn't planning any. paul r.
Received on Wednesday, 12 April 1995 21:04:03 UTC