nullorchis (imported) wrote: Fri Oct 23, 2009 1:01 am On the subject of granting access to anyone so that people who are interested in being "T-FREE" (T being either testosterone or testes), well there must be a way to have a separate web site or introductory site with sample postings, sample information, that gets the message across, is minor legal, and doesn't permit access to the whole thing.

Assuming it is true that Google (and maybe others) have subordinated the EA on their search engines it might be because they too don't think that minors should be able to access the entire site via access through search results on a single posting. Access that way means you never see the first page warning. Since there are ways of getting the message out to people who want and need help, and ways of protecting minors from accessing information that they should not be accessing, not throwing up a wall to protect minors ranges from either not right to maybe illegal in some places. Thus, I remain convinced that enrollment to confirm that one is of legal age before one sees any unedited postings on the site should be a site policy.

DavidB (imported) wrote: Fri Oct 23, 2009 12:22 pm its called personal responsability, it is not the job of the government or web sites to police age restrictions or even content. thats the individuals or the parents job