Should Young Kids be allowed to access the Web? Ye or Ne?

[Kimon²]

it's not like they're gonna figure out how to get on 4chan

little kids are good at containing themselves in youtube and facebook and stuff. as they get older they take their baby steps into other sites which will inevitably be annoying but whatever

[Ad Bot]

[Starzy]

prove it by holding a shampoo bottle that has "furdle" written on it with sharpie

You're really odd, he is 19, he has a job and has met Ephialtes in real life, I don't think Ephi lies about something like this.

Also, if he wants to prove it he can, but your idea of defacing a product is really specific and loving weird, a timestamp is fine.

[Nonnel]

if they want

[XR-7]

legal adulthood ranges from country to country
can be 16 if you count legality

an who u callin kid? i'l beet u up in the basketball court if u aint careful

USA is the only country that matters so argument is invalid :-) kidding

I'll beet doughboy with beets if he ain't careful oohhhhh rekt m8

[-Setro-]

You're really odd, he is 19, he has a job and has met Ephialtes in real life, I don't think Ephi lies about something like this.

Also, if he wants to prove it he can, but your idea of defacing a product is really specific and loving weird, a timestamp is fine.

you can't exactly find a picture of that on the internet + anyone can edit a timestamp
i wanted it to be specific for accurate proof

[Tayasaurus]

You're all kids to me, this place would probably be better with more people my age..

You're here cus you don't act like an adult 

[TheABELBOTO]

You're here cus you don't act like an adult 

no one wants to grow up deep inside

[Caribou]

No because the child may accidentally start browsing the BLF 

[Daswiruch]

With restriction and monitoring, I think it's fine.

You're all kids to me, this place would probably be better with more people my age..

Then go somewhere else, mate.

[Shortcut]

by the time he is 7 he is going to see on the side a woman with a bikini on and thats when it starts

I'm assuming you mean the fun...?

[MrKitKat]

block some stuff then yeah

[TristanLuigi]

Sort of. Supervised, I guess. Not because I fear about the child's development or safety or whatever, because that's really not the problem. It's more because young children are obnoxious and I don't want them online.

[BluetoothBoy]

Supervised, with approved websites. For example, my lil' bro only uses Google Maps and LEGO.com.

[BlockoCrafter]

I was browsing since I was 10, which I feel is too young since then, I still didn't have much of a grasp for how things worked.
Restricted until 13 or 14 seems reasonable.

[Trifax]

It's ultimately in the hands of the parents to decide, but access to the internet and the freedom to explore technology without restriction was a formative opportunity in my childhood. I'm thankful I had the freedom to learn from my own mistakes and learn how to make full use of the internet at an early stage in my life.