[Discuss] protecting kids online

[richard.pieri at gmail.com (Richard Pieri)]

Kent Borg wrote:
> Which means that an introduction to web search engines is best had in
> the lap of a patient, wise, and technically savvy parent.  On the
> parent's computer.  With the parent in control and taking suggestions
> from the child and discussing them and why one might be better than
> another, and teaching skepticism on how to interpret the results.

That sounds like "parenting" to me. It's not easy. Welcome to being a 
parent. If the little girl just wants to print out dolls to color then 
maybe the parent should offer a helping hand. Isn't that the kind of 
thing that parents are supposed to do with their children?


Have some T-shirt snark:

   No, I will not fix your computer
No, I will not fix your kids, either
     And it's too late to fix you

-- 
Rich P.